An order has been placed for a 1.25 MW electrolyser to be installed at a US-based nuclear power plant as part of a “ground-breaking” project for clean, carbon-free or “green” hydrogen production.
Nel Hydrogen US said it had received an approximately $2.6m order for the MC250 PEM electrolyser from a leading utility based in the US.
Once the client receives the order in 2022, the electrolyser will be installed at the power plant for self-supply of hydrogen to meet its turbine cooling and chemistry control requirements.
Nel Hydrogen US said it had received an approximately $2.6m order for the MC250 PEM electrolyser from a leading utility based in the US.
Once the client receives the order in 2022, the electrolyser will be installed at the power plant for self-supply of hydrogen to meet its turbine cooling and chemistry control requirements.
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