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Residential multi-home, Phi Suea House

Chiang Mai, Thailand

The Phi Suea House (Home of the Butterflies) is the world’s first solar-hydrogen multi-house which has been off-grid since 2015. It demonstrates to the world how sustainable living can be achieved. Sunshine and rain cover all energy and water needs on the premises facilitated by Enapter electrolysers. In simple terms, the energy of the sun is transformed via solar panels into electricity. Any excess power will be converted and stored as hydrogen. When the sun doesn’t shine, the stored hydrogen gas in tanks generate electricity by using fuel cells.

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Electrolyser (AEM single-core) 4 x EL 2.1
H2 storage 7.5 kg
Photovoltaic (PV) 86 kWp
Fuel cell 4.5 kW
Batteries 96 kWh
Operational since 2015

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