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FR EN RU NEWS CAREERS CONTACT ABOUT US PRODUCTS MARKETS TECHNOLOGIES PROJECTS REFERENCES GREEN H2? The water electrolysis Solid hydrogen storage Existing solutions The McPhy solution The McPhy technology Publications SHARE Home | Technologies | Solid hydrogen storage Solid hydrogen storage To revolutionize and greenify the hydrogen value chain and to put forward a new vision for hydrogen logistics and storage, McPhy is focusing on technical advances and solid hydrogen storage technology. There are three existing solutions: gaz storage, liquid form storage and solid storage. The McPhy solution is made of an entire range of hydrides to develop a range of products for targeted applications. The unique McPhy technology solves the traditional limits of solid state hydrogen. © 2016 McPhy Energy S.A. All rights reserved Press | Links | Legal statement Created by Vhox

FR EN RU NEWS CAREERS CONTACT ABOUT US PRODUCTS MARKETS TECHNOLOGIES PROJECTS REFERENCES GREEN H2? See also... Carbon free hydrogen SHARE Home | Green Hydrogen? | Water Electrolysis Water Electrolysis Electrolysis is a method that uses water (H2O) as a raw material for producing hydrogen and oxygen gas using an electric current. Discovered in the late 18th century, this method was industrialized for the first time in 1900. In 1939 the first electrolyzers generating 10.000 Nm3/h of hydrogen were installed; this capacity is still used in the largest production facilities in the world today. The carbon footprint of hydrogen remains relatively high irrespective of the source of electricity used for electrolysis. An electric current produced from renewable energy (solar, wind, hydro, biomass, etc.) allows the production of hydrogen whose carbon footprint is minimal: green hydrogen. Water electrolysis, combined with renewable energy, is therefore a very relevant solution for: producing ongoing sustainable hydrogen for industries, storing green energy without increasing its carbon footprint, powering green mobility (hydrogen vehicles). However, currently only 5% of global hydrogen production comes from this process. The remaining 95% is produced by converting natural gas. The emergence of renewable energies should encourage the production of green hydrogen and provide input for future markets that are key to the environment, notably green mobility and renewable energy storage at competitive prices. © 2016 McPhy Energy S.A. All rights reserved Press | Links | Legal statement Created by Vhox