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HYDROGEN ENERGY

Hydrogen Energy

Hydrogen and its role in the clean energy transition.

HYDROGEN ENERGY

Why hydrogen?

From energy storage to industrial use,
hydrogen offers possibilities for the clean energy transition.

Wind turbines across green fields
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Clean hydrogen

Electricity from renewable sources such as solar and wind can be used in water electrolysis to produce green hydrogen.

A liquid hydrogen storage tank and piping
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Energy storage

Converting electricity into hydrogen allows energy to be stored, transported and used where it is needed.

Pipework and machinery for hydrogen production and refuelling
Hydrogen production and refuelling equipment
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Industrial use

Hydrogen is an energy carrier used as an industrial feedstock and fuel, and in applications including power generation and mobility.

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WATER ELECTROLYSIS

Hydrogen from
water and electricity

Water electrolysis uses electrical energy to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. Electrolytic cells are connected in a stack, which operates alongside supporting equipment as part of a complete system.

HUGEN's business covers the electrolysis stacks, stack test and evaluation equipment, and systems used in this process.