Project Details
Description
This project include modelling, designing and testing of a 150 kW solid-oxide electrolysis (SOE) system for renewable hydrogen production. The produced hydrogen can be used as a component for future green electro-fuels like ammonia or methanol.
The SOC stacks will be operated by the novel AC:DC control method which enable dynamic hydrogen production due to fluctuating electricity production from wind turbines.
The AC:DC method requires bi-directional power flow of the stacks and dedicated power electronic converters will therefore be developed in this project as well.
When the project is successfully completed, the consortium will have demonstrated manufacturing and operation of a power-to-X plant with AC:DC operation technology. This is an important milestone on the path for megawatt production.
The SOC stacks will be operated by the novel AC:DC control method which enable dynamic hydrogen production due to fluctuating electricity production from wind turbines.
The AC:DC method requires bi-directional power flow of the stacks and dedicated power electronic converters will therefore be developed in this project as well.
When the project is successfully completed, the consortium will have demonstrated manufacturing and operation of a power-to-X plant with AC:DC operation technology. This is an important milestone on the path for megawatt production.
| Short title | DynEfuel |
|---|---|
| Acronym | DynEfuel |
| Status | Active |
| Effective start/end date | 01/01/2023 → 30/06/2025 |
Collaborative partners
- Dynelectro ApS
- Siemens
- Noreco Oil Denmark A/S
- PowerCon A/S
- Resolvent Denmark PS
- Ramboll Foundation
- I/S Amager Ressourcecenter
Funding
- EUDP: DKK1,853,802.00
Keywords
- power-to-X
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