Booth
B2.450E
Exhibition
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Do logistical challenges and the availability of hydrogen prevent you from using fuel cells?
Digital processes and critical infrastructure are dependent on uninterrupted power supply. Where a diesel generator may have been your cheap go-to-choice in the past, resilience, regulation, and regulatory limits for pollutants irrevocably drive decarbonization and the shift towards clean power solutions.
But in most geographies, renewables such as solar and wind are not reliable enough. Batteries can only store a limited amount of energy. The uptake of fuel cells, is limited by availability and difficult handling of gaseous hydrogen.
Methanol fuel cells enable decarbonization of your energy systems while minimizing logistical efforts related to fuel supply
The SIQENS fuel cell system, the Ecoport, runs on liquid methanol. Inside the Ecoport, hydrogen is derived from the methanol. The hydrogen then reacts with oxygen to generate electrical energy. The Ecoport is connected to a battery and automatically recharges it as needed.
In contrast to diesel generators, fuel cells are economical, require hardly any maintenance and emit neither particulate matter nor nitrogen oxides, in addition to significantly reducing CO2 emissions. And with methanol from renewable sources, operation is completely climate-neutral.
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Floorplan BoothB2.450E