The Battolyser as a tool to overcome production problems by the intermittancy of green energy

Presented on October 31, 2018 during the NH3 Fuel Conference 2018

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Abstract

The intermittency of sustainable energy sources calls for either flexible production or storage of energy, to keep continuous processes running continuously. The newly developed Battolyser technology has the possibility of both, creating flexible production and storage in one piece of equipment. The Battolyser is therefore a tool to keep production processes of hydrogen and / or ammonia under a continuous mode at lowest CAPEX.

The design of this Battolyser can be such that the vulnerable ammonia Haber Bosch synthesis process can be kept in operation during certain periods of outage of (green) power, without installing additional large batteries.

The Battolyser will be in operation as of Spring 2019 in The Netherlands.

Authors hans.vrijenhoef@protonventures.com Fokko.Mulder@ammoniaenergy.org

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