The hydrogen industry has welcomed the Danish electrolysis producer Dynelectro as a new member. The company develops dynamic SOEC solutions that can switch between the production of hydrogen and electricity, and works within the Danish hydrogen and PtX value chain. According to the industry organization, the membership is intended to strengthen cooperation on the development of solutions for the green transition and electrification.
. We are very happy to have Dynelectro in our membership! They are an incredibly strong team that delivers real solutions to the challenges we face as a society. With roots in many years of research and development, Dynelectro's innovative solutions are an important part of the shift to renewable energy - both in relation to direct and indirect electrification. We are very much looking forward to the collaboration, says Tejs Laustsen Jensen, director of the hydrogen industry, in a press release.
Dynelectro states that the company is ready to sell plants in the MW class based on previous demonstration projects. The company develops reversible solid-oxide electrolyzers that can be used for both hydrogen production and electricity production. The technology can be integrated with industrial processes such as fuel synthesis, biogas plants and geothermal heat and steam. According to Dynelectro, the solution can achieve up to 90 percent electrical efficiency.
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