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Ellinor Ehrnberg, President Smoltek Hydrogen

Smoltek Hydrogen in meetings with the German hydrogen industry

Smoltek Hydrogen has been invited to participate in a Scandinavian delegation of technology leading hydrogen companies for a round-trip to Germany’s energy-producing regions in Rhur and central Germany.

November 11, 2024

This is an excel­lent oppor­tun­ity for us to net­work with the Ger­man hydro­gen industry and talk about Smol­tek Hydro­gen­’s low iridi­um por­ous trans­port elec­trode (PTE) for PEM elec­tro­lyz­ers. I am really look­ing for­ward to this oppor­tun­ity that Ger­man hydro­gen interests have invited us to.

Ellinor Ehrn­berg, Pres­id­ent of Smol­tek Hydrogen

Between 11 and 13 Novem­ber 2024, Smol­tek Hydro­gen is part of a Scand­inavi­an del­eg­a­tion to gain insights into Ger­man busi­ness mod­els along the value chain in the energy trans­ition, with a focus on green hydrogen.

Dur­ing a three-day tour, fun­ded by the Ger­man Cham­ber of Com­merce, Smol­tek Hydro­gen will have a unique oppor­tun­ity to explore busi­ness oppor­tun­it­ies, meet key people in the Ger­man hydro­gen industry and talk to lead­ing experts.

The Scand­inavi­an del­eg­a­tion will vis­it the Cent­ral Ger­man chem­ic­al tri­angle and its major play­ers, high­light research pro­jects for elec­tro­lys­is and stack pro­duc­tion in Lusa­tia and North Rhine-West­phalia and sub­sequently con­nect with Ger­man sup­pli­ers and tech­no­logy providers.

Status of Ger­man Hydro­gen pro­duc­tion
In the Ruhr area and in the Cent­ral Ger­man chem­ic­al tri­angle, large hydro­gen pipelines have already exis­ted for dec­ades and are used by industry. The cor­res­pond­ing know-how is there­fore avail­able. The hydro­gen pipeline in the Ruhr area is the longest ded­ic­ated hydro­gen pipeline in Ger­many and stretches 240 km. In the Cent­ral Ger­man chem­ic­al tri­angle (around Bit­ter­feld, Sch­ko­pau and Leuna), 3.6 bil­lion m³ of hydro­gen are being used and trans­por­ted in a pipelines net­work with a com­bined length of 150 km. Based on that and the ongo­ing phase out of coal power, the hydro­gen pipelines are now part of the plans to cre­ate mod­el regions for a green hydro­gen eco­nomy – from pro­duc­tion to stor­age and trans­port right through to use in vari­ous sectors.

 

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