CPH2 wins new order from AFCryo for membrane-free electrolyser
UK-based green hydrogen tech firm CPH2 has entered into a purchase order with AFCryo for its membrane-free electrolyser (MFE).
The order is for the New Zealand-based manufacturer of composite cryostats and cryogenic cooling systems.
The sale of the 1MW MFE220 electrolyser unit will see it delivered in early 2023. This is the second 1MW electrolyser unit that AFCryo has purchased within 18 months.
CPH2’s MFE220 runs with 1MW of input power with eight stacks and is capable of producing 450kg/day of high purity hydrogen output.
The stack is made of ubiquitous materials and generates a mixed wet gas. The wet gas then passes through a series of driers before entering the separation unit where the oxygen is cryogenically separated from the hydrogen.
The cold energy from this cryogenic process is captured via a heat exchanger and used to super-cool the incoming mixed gas, thereby improving the efficiency of the process.
The MFE is scalable, easily transported and assembled in the required scale and specification for the end customer.
Jon Duffy, CEO of CPH2, commented: “We are delighted to receive our second 1MW MFE order from AFCryo, another positive commercial step for the Company. We have a strong working relationship with AFCryo as the Group utilises its cryogenic cooling system in our electrolysers and the further order of another electrolyser from the Group shows the trust in each other’s products.
“We very much look forward to continuing our relationship with AFCryo and continuing our partnership in the region.”
Hugh Reynolds, Technical Director of AFCryo, added: “I am delighted to announce another purchase order with CHP2 whereby our close commercial relationship and appreciation of each other’s technical standards, mean that we can enter into a purchase order knowing the high quality and efficiency of the product.
“We see CPH2’s membrane free technology as something which is potentially game changing on a global scale for green hydrogen manufacture and we are very happy to be both a supplier and customer to the group.”
The order is for the New Zealand-based manufacturer of composite cryostats and cryogenic cooling systems.
The sale of the 1MW MFE220 electrolyser unit will see it delivered in early 2023. This is the second 1MW electrolyser unit that AFCryo has purchased within 18 months.
CPH2’s MFE220 runs with 1MW of input power with eight stacks and is capable of producing 450kg/day of high purity hydrogen output.
The stack is made of ubiquitous materials and generates a mixed wet gas. The wet gas then passes through a series of driers before entering the separation unit where the oxygen is cryogenically separated from the hydrogen.
The cold energy from this cryogenic process is captured via a heat exchanger and used to super-cool the incoming mixed gas, thereby improving the efficiency of the process.
The MFE is scalable, easily transported and assembled in the required scale and specification for the end customer.
Jon Duffy, CEO of CPH2, commented: “We are delighted to receive our second 1MW MFE order from AFCryo, another positive commercial step for the Company. We have a strong working relationship with AFCryo as the Group utilises its cryogenic cooling system in our electrolysers and the further order of another electrolyser from the Group shows the trust in each other’s products.
“We very much look forward to continuing our relationship with AFCryo and continuing our partnership in the region.”
Hugh Reynolds, Technical Director of AFCryo, added: “I am delighted to announce another purchase order with CHP2 whereby our close commercial relationship and appreciation of each other’s technical standards, mean that we can enter into a purchase order knowing the high quality and efficiency of the product.
“We see CPH2’s membrane free technology as something which is potentially game changing on a global scale for green hydrogen manufacture and we are very happy to be both a supplier and customer to the group.”
