Synthetic Methane

Hydrogen electrolyzers

Technology group

Utility

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

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

A process that converts electrical power into gaseous fuels, specifically methane in this case. The technology enables energy storage and grid integration of renewable electricity.

United Kingdom

Finland

A feasibility study examining the technological, financial, and operational aspects of producing synthetic methane from carbon capture and storage methods combined with hydrogen production from water electrolysis. The methane would be used in fuel cells, converted to hydrogen, or supplied to the UK gas grid.

A hydrogen fuel cell initiative involving the installation of a large-scale alkaline fuel cell system at a chemical plant in northern Germany to produce electricity from surplus hydrogen fuel.