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Green hydrogen differs from that produced from other processes, such as steam-methane reforming or steelmaking plants (coke oven gas), because green hydrogen has no CO2 emissions.
Hydrogen is a fantastic energy vector to balance supply and demand of electricity, and to complement the intermittent electricity generated by solar or wind power.
Today, the transport sector is responsible for air pollution in cities and about 14% of global CO2 emissions. Green hydrogen and our electrolysers will help to change this.
Renewable electricity production costs are declining rapidly, and production is increasing all over the world.
Because the best way to produce green hydrogen is through water electrolysis, John Cockerill Hydrogen has developed a wide range of alkaline electrolysers.
The race for green hydrogen starts today. All of the recovery plans are putting their stakes on it. And where there’s a race, there’s business… The question is: is this really the Holy Grail?
Our entrepreneurial spirit and our desire to move the world forward are part of John Cockerill’s DNA. We aim to provide solutions that are more reliable, respectful of the environment, and higher performing.
Following a global impulse towards greener energy, more sustainable and flexible systems, at John Cockerill, we offer a wide range of solutions to the energy transition: concentrated solar power (“CSP”), battery and thermal energy storage, optimisation of electricity networks, biomass, heat recuperation, energy efficiency, wind turbine maintenance, and hydrogen technologies.
John Cockerill confirme son intention d’implanter sa gigafactory d’équipements de production d’hydrogène décarboné en Alsace, sur
Continue ReadingUnder the flag of Hyve, the consortium aims at a cost-efficient and sustainable production of hydrogen
Continue ReadingAvec 20% de parts du marché mondial des électrolyseurs, John Cockerill est aujourd’hui le leader mondial
Continue ReadingThis research partnership, financed by a federal fund, aims to study the injection into the gas
Continue ReadingCongrats for this major step, one year after the inauguration of Cockerill Jingli Hydrogen’s new production
Continue ReadingThe green hydrogen will be produced by a 75 MW electrolyser plant powered by green electricity.
Continue ReadingThe production capacity of the new Cockerill Jingli Hydrogen installations will gradually be brought up from
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