CPH2 To Supply 1MW Electrolyser

Clean Power Hydrogen or CPH2 has announced they have won an order from Octopus Hydrogen for the supply of a 1 mega-watt electrolyser.

This is significant for the company as it is the first 1MW electrolyser they have supplied to a UK-based hydrogen production and supply company, encouraging more interest in their patented Membrane-Free Electrolyser.

Jon Duffy, the CEO of CPH2 said, “We are excited to be working with such an innovative and environmentally aware energy supplier, as Octopus Hydrogen. This order marries perfectly with our sustainability ethos to manufacture carbon-friendly technology.”

William Rowe, CEO and Founder of Octopus Hydrogen, said, “Our focus is on delivering green hydrogen to the sectors which cannot be decarbonised by batteries alone, mainly aviation and heavy-duty road vehicles. We are establishing a decentralised production of green hydrogen via electrolysis, co-located with renewable energy generation, with localised distribution. CPH2’s
simple design and unique approach to fuel cell grade hydrogen production, it’s UK based manufacturing and fantastic culture and team are a great partner for us on this journey.”

The Membrane-Free Electrolyser is due for delivery to Octopus Hydrogen’s site in late 2021, producing up to 451kg/H2 per day. The system uses cryogenic separation technology to generate hydrogen with a purity of up to 99.999% and oxygen up to 99.5% pure, suitable for medical use.

Membrane-Free Electrolyser Buyer

Octopus Hydrogen is an Octopus Energy Group company, is set to supply green hydrogen as a service for heavy goods transportation, energy storage,  and industrial applications, and aviation in UK, Europe, and Australia. Its first kilos of green hydrogen are to be sold this year, with the intent of removing infrastructure cost and complexity from the use and ramp up the adoption of green hydrogen as a safer, cleaner fuel.

Octopus Energy Group company, a £9 billion UK investor in energy, technology, and growth and is the UK’s largest investor in solar energy and recently was announced to have Australia’s largest solar farm.