John Cockerill Hydrogen, a leader in alkaline electrolyzers, supplies advanced pressurized alkaline electrolyzers, including a 640 MW capacity in phase 1 for the AM Green Kakinada project, and plans to supply an additional 640 MW in the second phase, contributing to India's green hydrogen goals.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
AM Green Kakinada Project:
AM Green has placed a large order with John Cockerill for a 1.3 GW pressurized alkaline electrolyzer plant in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Green Hydrogen and Green Ammonia:
This facility is designed to produce green hydrogen and convert it into green ammonia.
John Cockerill's Role:
John Cockerill will supply the electrolyzers, with a focus on large-scale applications and renewable energy integration.
Capacity and Phases:
Phase 1: 640 MW electrolyzer capacity.
Phase 2: An additional 640 MW electrolyzer capacity.
Power Conversion:
John Cockerill's electrolyzers are designed to efficiently convert electricity into hydrogen.
Greenko Partnership:
Greenko Group, a leading energy transition company, has partnered with John Cockerill for the supply of 140 MW alkaline electrolyzers for large-scale applications.
Electrolyzer Manufacturing:
John Cockerill is also involved in the development of India's largest electrolyzer manufacturing plant, with a capacity of 2 GW per year.
Benefits of Pressurized Alkaline Electrolyzers:
Improved Plant Efficiency: Pressurized systems offer benefits like improved plant efficiency.
Reduced Energy Consumption: They also reduce energy consumption and capital expenditure (capex).
Load Flexibility: Pressurized systems offer flexible operation and the ability to integrate with renewable energy sources.
John Cockerill's Expertise:
John Cockerill has decades of experience and over 1,000 references in alkaline electrolyzers.
R&D Focus:
Their research and development program focuses on reducing capital and operating costs, optimizing yield and efficiency, and adapting electrolyzers to renewable energy sources.
Global Strategy:
John Cockerill is developing a global network of electrolyzer gigafactories, with plans to have 8 GW of annual production capacity operating or under construction by 2025.
Joint Venture with Technip Energies:
John Cockerill has formed a joint venture with Technip Energies called Rely, which will provide engineering, procurement, construction management, and commissioning services for the entire facility.
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