Germany-based hydrogen specialist Enapter aims to bring an alternative to the traditional electrolysers for MW-sized applications onto the market – the “AEM Multicore”, which works with anion exchange membrane technology (AEM).

The electrolyser combines 440 mass-produced core modules – so-called AEM stacks – to form an overall system. According to Enapter, these series-connected modules can produce around 450 kilograms of hydrogen per day, which corresponds to an energy equivalent of 9.5 barrels of crude oil.

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Written by Ralph Diermann