Shell Beaconsfield

Energy company with oil, gas, power, and hydrogen activities

Hydrogen electrolyzers

Hydrogen electrolysis project

A technology that combines hydrogen and oxygen in a clean, electrochemical process to generate power, releasing only water vapor as a byproduct.

A membrane used in electrolyzers and hydrogen fuel cells that is permeable to hydrogen. A key challenge is managing hydrogen crossover through this membrane.

ZeroAvia's zero-emission powertrains use hydrogen fuel cells that generate electricity through chemical reactions to power electric motors for aircraft propulsion.

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England

Alberta

A large-scale hydrogen electrolysis plant to be built at a refinery in Rhineland, Germany. The facility will use industrial-scale polymer electrolyte membrane technology to produce hydrogen from surplus electricity.

A 200-megawatt electrolyzer plant under development on the Maasvlakte conversion park to produce green H2.

A collaborative effort between Shell and Toyota to build new hydrogen fuel stations in California to support fuel cell vehicle adoption and meet California's clean transportation goals.

Plug Power's proprietary proton exchange membrane electrolyzer technology used to separate water into hydrogen and oxygen. The Georgia plant features eight 5-MW units as the core production technology.

The first certified zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle introduced in 2003.

A hydrogen-powered prototype vehicle weighing 80 kg, constructed from carbon fiber with aerodynamic design. Claimed to travel over 2,000 km on 1 kg of hydrogen fuel at a speed of 45 kph.