Niagara Falls Green Hydrogen Electrolyzer

Industrial gases and engineering

Industrial gases and engineering

A type of electrolyzer technology that uses a Proton Exchange Membrane, known for its nimbleness and suitability for blending with green power.

The process used to produce green hydrogen by splitting water using electricity.

New York

Greece

A new electrolyzer-powered hydrogen plant aiming to harness renewable energy to generate zero-emission hydrogen.

A 35-megawatt PEM electrolyzer facility for green hydrogen production in Niagara Falls, New York. This will be Linde's largest electrolyzer installed globally and is expected to more than double the company's capacity to produce green liquid hydrogen in the U.S.

A 35-megawatt Proton Exchange Membrane electrolyzer for green hydrogen production. This will be Linde's largest electrolyzer installed globally when completed in Niagara Falls.

Linde produces green liquid hydrogen through electrolysis powered by renewable energy sources (wind, solar, hydroelectric). The company operates the world's largest liquid hydrogen capacity and distribution systems.