Energy storage

SOCs can operate in reverse mode, as a solid oxide fuel and electrolysis Cell (SOFC/SOEC), turning energy and water back into hydrogen. By using the energy from renewables when they are not feeding into the grid, fuel cells can run in reverse, producing hydrogen gas through electrolysis.

Produced hydrogen can be pressurised and stored for a later use, or converted into ammonia or other valuable fuels and chemicals. Reversibility (rSOC) has a potential to be utilised as an energy storage solution to address intermittent daily, weekly and seasonal energy production.

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Green hydrogen production

Biogas fuel cell cogeneration system in Estonia

Incorporating Elcogen’s next generation of solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) and stack technology, a fuel cell systems’ provider, Convion, will deliver a biogas fuel cell system to Biometaan OÜ in Estonia. Biometaan OÜ is an Estonian pioneer in the production of biomethane fuel for mobility from agricultural waste streams. Convions’ C60 unit will be installed […]

Power generation from biogas with fuel cell technology in Vietnam

Joint international team of universities and companies have developed a fuel cell system to demonstrate sustainable power production utilizing regional biomass waste. The SOFC system was installed in December 2017. Elcogen’s solid oxide fuel cells were used in the system to produce electricity from biogas in a shrimp farm located in Ben Tre, Vietnam. Shrimp […]

Energy storage

Energy storage

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Green hydrogen production

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Biogas fuel cell cogeneration system in Estonia

Power generation from biogas with fuel cell technology in Vietnam

Biogas fuel cell cogeneration system in Estonia

Power generation from biogas with fuel cell technology in Vietnam

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