It has been revealed that SolydEra and Dynelectro will be delivering a 1MW solid oxide electrolyser in September of 2025. The purpose of doing this is to support and continue the development of the production of green hydrogen and ammonia.

It is clear that the agreement’s framework will utilise the companies’ expertise, as well as their strengths and resources, in order to provide their stakeholders with the delivery of ‘exceptional solutions.’

Beforehand, the companies had a previous MoU which ended up transforming into a formal collaboration agreement. This took place on the 18th of November and now the two companies are focused on starting the production of the electrolyser.

Altogether, the plan for this project, is for SolydEra to operate as a solid oxide stack and technology provider to Dynelectro. The benefits of this are shown in the way the stacks will enable a stack lifetime that will be five times longer in comparison to traditional SOEC electrolysers.

It will be next September when the 1MW electrolyser is installed at a utility site that is located in Denmark. The expectation of this electrolyser is to provide a maximum of 30 kg/h of hydrogen, which has both increased electrolyser efficiency and durability.

CEO of SolydEra, Alexander Liberov, commented, “This agreement not only underscores our commitment to innovation but also paves the way for groundbreaking advancements. This co-creation is already seeing incredible results if we think that in less than one year, a 1MW dynamic electrolyser unit delivering up to 30 kg/hr of hydrogen will be delivered to the Danish company European Energy that will be producing green hydrogen by splitting water using the electricity generated in their wind farm.”

CEO of Dynelectro, Sune Lilbæk, mentioned, “By combining our expertise in high-efficiency electrolysis with SolydEra’s robust stack technology, we are poised to deliver a scalable solution for affordable hydrogen, a critical feedstock in aviation, transportation and petrochemical industries. This is a significant step forward in meeting the growing market demand for clean energy solutions across industries.”