The company’s new PEM electrolyser uses a turnkey configuration, including a low-pressure storage system that was adapted for the university’s research. The green hydrogen it produces can replace natural gas, which will further aid the university’s work into industrial decarbonisation and encourage further fuel switching in other sectors.

As Professor Mohamed Pourkashanian, Head of the University of Sheffield’s Energy Institute, explains: “We are thrilled to have the capacity to produce the highest volume of green hydrogen of any UK university so that our research and development into SAF, industrial fuel switching, and decarbonisation can continue. As one of IMI Remosa’s first major customers, we have found the team to be excellent partners and delivery has been very efficient.”

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