📢Podcast alert!🌟We're thrilled to announce that Alfa Laval is featured in the inspirational podcast Everything About Hydrogen. Meet Tue Johannessen from our new business unit Electrolyzer & Fuel Cell Technologies who joined the studio to talk about Alfa Laval’s ambitions as a partner in the green hydrogen sector. Tune in today to gain valuable knowledge about hydrogen's role in hard-to-abate sectors and how to bend the cost curve for green hydrogen. Don’t miss out on this insightful discussion! 👉 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/d59Qje4e #PodCast #Sustainability #Methanol #Hydrogen #GreenHydrogen #Electrolysis #Biofuels #Sustainability #AlfaLaval
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"High-temperature electrolyzers can be up to 30% more efficient than low-temperature technologies when waste heat from industrial processes can be recovered and integrated in the hydrogen production cycle" Thrilled to launch the 15th episode of the Hydrogen Innovators Podcast. In a conversation with Karen Baert, we learn from Florence Lambert-Hognon, CEO at Genvia, a French high-temperature electrolyzer company. Key take-aways include: We will need a wide range of electrolyzer technologies to decarbonize our hydrogen industry: - Alkaline: (+) Proven tech, easy to manufacture (-) Less efficient, bigger footprint - PEM: (+) More flexible and smaller footprint (-) Not yet proven and more expensive - SOEC (High-T): (+) Solid oxide electrolyzers are at least 15% more efficient and 30% more efficient than low-temperature electrolyzers when waste heat is available (-) Less proven. - The attributes of high-temperature electrolyzers make them especially attractive in industrial use cases (e.g. steel, chemicals..) where heat can be recovered and integrated in the hydrogen production cycle - It isn't easy to win in manufacturing in Europe, which makes it even more important to be at the forefront of technology At the end of the episode, Florence leaves us with some career (and life) advice that sticks - "listen to your intuition, and take risks" Listen to the episode on Spotify (https://lnkd.in/gZ8zaM-Q) or Apple Podcast (https://lnkd.in/gMUhm2v5)
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