EQUANS, an energy services provider, and INOCEL, a company that designs, manufactures and markets hydrogen fuel cells, have signed a partnership agreement to develop an energy storage and production solution using carbon-free hydrogen.
As disclosed, the partnership aims to deliver a “turnkey, high-performance, environmentally-friendly” energy generation solution for a variety of applications, including:
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The partners aim to provide energy storage and generation solutions ranging from 300 kW to several MW. For the hydrogen generator component, INOCEL will provide the fuel cell, while EQUANS will handle containerization. For customers requiring a complete hydrogen solution including hydrogen production, storage and power generation, the partners will, reportedly, combine their expertise and leverage their partner networks across the entire value chain.
Jérôme Stubler, CEO of EQUANS, commented: “Hydrogen must play a key role in the energy transition, and we see immense potential in its development to decarbonize industry and mobility. With INOCEL, we are providing an innovative, high-performance solution to support this strategic development.”
Jules Billiet, CEO of INOCEL, stated: “This strategic partnership illustrates our commitment to deploying innovative turnkey solutions integrating the entire hydrogen value chain. The collaboration between INOCEL and EQUANS enables us to offer our customers energy storage and generation solutions that combine performance, cost-competitiveness, and decarbonization of activities.”
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EQUANS, an energy services provider, and INOCEL, a company that designs, manufactures and markets hydrogen fuel cells, have signed a partnership agreement to develop an energy storage and production solution using carbon-free hydrogen.
