Global Infrastructure SherpaInvenergy brings its inaugural U.S. clean hydrogen plant into commercial service
Invenergy's 5 MW Sauk Valley Hydrogen Project in Dixon, Illinois, commenced commercial operations, producing up to 1,000 kg/day of green hydrogen via renewable-powered electrolysis.
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- Invenergy's inaugural U.S. clean hydrogen plant.
- Capacity of 40 metric tons per year of clean hydrogen.
- Utilizes Ohmium International's PEM electrolyzer technology.
- Hydrogen will be used as a cooling agent for turbine generators at Invenergy's Nelson Energy Center.
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The hydrogen facility occupies an incredible five acres of land. The plant uses proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer technology supplied by Ohmium International to produce hydrogen from water through electrolysis. The system allows the facility to generate up to 40 metric tons of clean hydrogen per year, while also storing up to 400 kilograms (0.4 tons) of hydrogen on site. The initial supply of hydrogen from Sauk Valley will be used as a cooling agent for turbine generators at the nearby Nelson Energy Center. The Nelson Energy Center is a 980-megawatt natural gas facility also operated by Invenergy.
"Invenergy is a veteran, leading private global developer, owner, and operator of sustainable energy."
"Invenergy is a veteran, leading private global developer, owner, and operator of sustainable energy."
"Invenergy is a veteran, leading private global developer, owner, and operator of sustainable energy."
"The plant uses proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer technology supplied by Ohmium International"
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