CPH2 and Constant Energy Join Forces for Green Hydrogen Project in County Mayo, Ireland
Key Ideas
- CPH2 and Constant Energy signed a non-binding MOU for the purchase of MFE technology units for the Killala Energy Hub in Ireland.
- Constant Energy aims to produce green hydrogen using CPH2's Membrane-Free Electrolyser technology for gas peaking plants and fuel cell electric vehicles.
- The agreement marks a significant step towards commercializing CPH2's technology and expanding green hydrogen production in the industry.
- CPH2's strategic objective is to deliver cost-effective and sustainable green hydrogen production, with a focus on scalability and reliability.
Clean Power Hydrogen plc (CPH2) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Constant Energy, an Irish energy developer, to collaborate on a green hydrogen project in County Mayo, Ireland. The project involves Constant Energy purchasing five 1MW MFE220 units from CPH2, with plans to expand to 200 MW capacity over the next decade. The green hydrogen produced will be utilized for gas peaking plants, exported to the gas grid, and used in a hydrogen filling station for fuel cell electric vehicles. The partnership signifies a significant advancement in commercializing CPH2's IP-protected Membrane-Free Electrolyser technology. Constant Energy, focused on green hydrogen projects in Ireland, aims to leverage CPH2's technology for renewable energy capture and grid balancing. CPH2 emphasizes delivering cost-effective, scalable, and reliable green hydrogen production. This collaboration marks a positive step towards enhancing green hydrogen production in the energy sector.