Alkaline-water electrolysis system

The Japan­ese tech­nol­o­gy com­pa­ny is a sup­pli­er of chlor-alka­li elec­trol­y­sis sys­tems, which are used in 126 pro­duc­tion sites in 26 coun­tries. Based on this tech­nol­o­gy, the com­pa­ny devel­oped an alka­line-water elec­trol­y­sis sys­tem, which fea­tures and enables:

• High elec­tric­i­ty-to-hydro­gen con­ver­sion efficiency
• High adapt­abil­i­ty to fluc­tu­at­ing pow­er input from renew­able ener­gy sources
• Size-adapt­abil­i­ty for large scale operations

On Tues­day, April 24, Dr. Mut­suhi­ro Maruya­ma, Gen­er­al Man­ag­er of the Clean Ener­gy Project, will explain about Asahi Kasei’s elec­trol­yser tech­nol­o­gy at the Pub­lic Forum, start­ing at 1:40pm (Hall 27).
On Wednes­day, April 25, Dr. Masa­mi Tak­e­na­ka, Man­ag­ing Direc­tor of the Clean Ener­gy Project, will par­tic­i­pate in the Ele­va­tor Pitch at the Tech­ni­cal Forum, begin­ning at 3pm (Hall 27).
Asahi Kasei at the Han­nover Messe 2018: Hall 27, stand C69