The Oman shipment covers 160 MW of alkaline water electrolysis (AWE) units for ACME Group’s green ammonia project, where Sungrow Hydrogen is serving as the primary supplier.

The company said it is providing core technology for the project and pointed to its in-house production management and automated electrolyzer assembly lines to support delivery. It said this manufacturing setup is intended to support scalability and quality assurance for future gigawatt-scale deployments.

In Italy, the company is shipping a 3 MW containerized PEM system for what it describes as the country’s first MW-scale off-grid PV-to-hydrogen project. The system is being integrated with PV inverters and battery storage under Sungrow Hydrogen’s HyBrain intelligent hydrogen management system.

The integrated ‘PV-Storage-Hydrogen’ setup is intended to address the coupling of variable renewable power with electrolysis in an off-grid application. The project is presented as a model for industrial decarbonization and clean mobility.

In Brazil, Sungrow Hydrogen has shipped a containerized flexible electrolysis system for a green hydrogen project. The company said the system is designed to handle wide fluctuations in solar power input and complies with ASME, ISO 22734, and local Inmetro and NR certifications.

The Brazilian project is expected to support hydrogen-natural gas blending trials and contribute to the country’s energy transition and commercial hydrogen sector in operation.

Source:   Hydrogentechworld