
6 Feb 2024
IMI Electrolyzer Takes Center Stage, Boosting Green Hydrogen Production for Sustainable Aviation Fuels
The University of Sheffield's Sustainable Aviation Fuels Innovation Centre (SAF-IC) is soaring to new heights with the successful commissioning of a new IMI Remosa electrolyzer. This green hydrogen powerhouse will fuel research into low-carbon alternatives for jet travel, paving the way for a sustainable future for aviation.
Key Takeaways:
IMI VIVO PEM electrolyzer churns out 140Nm³ of green hydrogen per hour, significantly boosting the university's production capacity.
SAF-IC becomes the UK's first center to produce, test, and validate new fuels all under one roof.
Green hydrogen replaces natural gas, further solidifying the university's commitment to sustainability.
Collaboration is key: IMI Remosa and the university join forces to tackle the transportation industry's biggest sustainability challenge.
Quotes from the Leaders:
Jackie Hu, CEO of Automation at IMI: "We're proud to partner with SAF-IC in their mission to create a greener future."
Professor Mohamed Pourkashanian, Head of the University of Sheffield's Energy Institute: "This electrolyzer will allow us to explore the potential of green hydrogen for a sustainable aviation industry."
Looking Ahead:
This project marks a significant step towards decarbonizing the aviation industry. With continued research and collaboration, sustainable aviation fuels powered by green hydrogen could become a reality, ensuring cleaner skies for generations to come.