Applications
Hydrogen Production
Innovating across a broad spectrum of hydrogen technologies to turn alternative energy into primary.
Green hydrogen economy
The hydrogen economy is leveraging pure hydrogen to decarbonize sectors that don’t allow for direct electrification, like hard-to-abate industries such as steel, cement and heavy-duty transport. With hydrogen playing the dominate role of the energy carrier, hydrogen as fuel produces power when hydrogen and electricity interact.
Clean, green hydrogen
The periodic table’s first element, hydrogen, is the universe’s oldest, most abundant element. But pure hydrogen doesn’t exist on its own. It’s found in molecules like H20, where it is one of the basic ingredients. Hydrogen in water molecules can be extracted through a process called electrolysis and stored as electrical energy.
When extracted hydrogen is combined with oxygen in a fuel cell, a flow of electrons is created, resulting in electricity that can be used for multiple applications — including powering fuel cell vehicles. Hydrogen can also be stored and used as renewable energy for seconds, minutes, weeks, or even months as a greener energy supply.
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BlogFeb 20, 2023What is an electrolyzer and what is it used for? -
Press ReleaseJan 26, 2021Accelera Hydrogen Technology Powers the Largest Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) Electrolyzer in Operation in the World -
Press ReleaseOct 10, 2022Accelera Drives Domestic Green Hydrogen Economy Forward with First U.S. Electrolyzer Manufacturing Facility
Press ReleaseOct 10, 2022Accelera Drives Domestic Green Hydrogen Economy Forward with First U.S. Electrolyzer Manufacturing Facility
