electrolyzers
Hydrogen production devices
Electrolyzers are devices that use electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen through electrolysis.
They're central to producing "green hydrogen"—hydrogen made with renewable energy rather than fossil fuels.
Industrial electrolyzers range from small units to massive installations: The plant's electrolyzers can produce enough hydrogen to fuel a fleet of buses.
hydrogen
Water molecule symbol
- fuel cellsElectrochemical power generators
- green hydrogenElectrolyzed fuel from renewables
- water splittingDecomposing H2O into elements
- oxygenElement eight, colorless gas
technology
Having high pH
- membraneThin tissue sheet
- electrodeConductive interface point
- anodeOxidation electrode
- cathodeElectrode current exits through
stack · electrochemical · ion-exchange · voltage · current · efficiency · catalyst · platinum
energy
Capable of restoration
- energy storageCapturing power for later
- intermittencyState of being periodic
- curtailmentAct of reducing scope
- off-gridWithout utility connections
H2
Water molecule symbol
- fuel cellsElectrochemical power generators
- green hydrogenElectrolyzed fuel from renewables
- water splittingDecomposing H2O into elements
alkaline
Having high pH
cathode · stack · electrochemical · ion-exchange · voltage · current · efficiency · catalyst · platinum · iridium
renewable
Capable of restoration
- energy storageCapturing power for later
- intermittencyState of being periodic
- curtailmentAct of reducing scope