Our equipment design is highly flexible and can be tailored to specific requirements for operation in the chosen markets. CPH2’s hydrogen systems provide a viable, cost-effective, reliable and sustainable alternative to existing green hydrogen producing technologies:
Membrane-Free Electrolyser Model | MFE220 |
Stack (cell voltage) efficiency [%] | 73 to 78 |
Max. hydrogen production [kg/day] | up to 450 |
Max. oxygen production [kg/day] | up to 3600 |
Hydrogen purity (at stated dew point) [%] | up to 99.999 |
Input power [kVA] | 1000 |
Control technology | PLC |
System Dimensions | 40ft ISO container |
MFE440 2MW Membrane-Free Electrolyser - UNDER DEVELOPMENT |
Membrane-Free Electrolyser Model |
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Stack (cell voltage) efficiency [%] |
Max. hydrogen production [kg/day] |
Max. oxygen production [kg/day] |
Hydrogen purity (at stated dew point) [%] |
Input power [kVA] |
Control technology |
System Dimensions |
MFE440 2MW Membrane-Free Electrolyser - UNDER DEVELOPMENT |
MFE220 |
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73 to 78 |
up to 450 |
up to 3600 |
up to 99.999 |
1000 |
PLC |
40ft ISO container |
Decarbonisation of our energy systems (electricity and gas grids) is high on the worldwide agenda. Hydrogen will replace carbon-emitting coal and gas fired power plants. The production and storage of hydrogen will help to grid-balance when consumer demands dictates.
Large manufacturing plants are energy-intensive. Organisations can benefit from using hydrogen production technology, such as our Membrane-Free Electrolyser™. Using renewable electricity produced from solar or wind can produce green hydrogen to power equipment and machinery while reducing a business's carbon footprint.
Hydrogen means zero-emissions. Cars, buses, trucks, and trains can use hydrogen. Off-road vehicles and equipment such as forklift trucks, airport ground support equipment, agricultural machinery and generators can all be hydrogen fuelled for the future eliminating carbon and noise pollution.
Supermarkets, shops, data centres, offices, hospitals and many more buildings can become eco-friendly by powering their environments and back-up power systems with hydrogen.
With climate change delivering more and more unpredictable weather, our food chain becomes less stable. Too little rain, too much rain, long periods of frost and snow all ruin crops and produce less yield. Using hydrogen and oxygen for growing plants without soil can enhance the growth time and promote vegetation that is algae free.
Being passionate about hydrogen as clean energy for the future, we wanted to find an alternative to PEM electrolysers as these had barriers to adoption. We realised that the cleanest way to produce hydrogen was by membrane-free water electrolysis, and in doing so, it would be a less expensive and more robust technology.
Dr. Nigel Williamson and Joe Scott established CPH2 (Ireland) in 2012 with the ambition to help clean up the environment for our children and future generations. Entering the green technology sector; a high growth and profitable market, they developed a Membrane-Free Electrolyser™ to produce hydrogen faster, more reliably, and more cost-effectively than other electrolysers.