The H2évora pilot project of Portugal FUSION Fuel is connected to the Portuguese Evora power grid, becoming the first facility for the first successful debugging solar to green hydrogen.
The H2évora pilot project will produce 15 tons of green hydrogen each year, with 15 HEVO solar hydrogen generators. The generator combines a small proton switching film (PEM) electrolyte (PEM) electrolytic groove on the back of the high -efficiency concentration of light, including the 200 kilowatt FCWave fuel cell module provided by Ballard Power, Canada. This facility is used to convert green hydrogen into electricity, enabling Fusion Fu to sell electricity to the grid to the grid during the peak of demand. The H2évora project also includes hydrogen purification, compression and storage system.
