H2Pro is transitioning its membrane-less Decoupled Water Electrolysis technology from a 0.5 MW Israeli pilot to planned 5 MW and 25 MW demonstrations in Spain, aiming to prove flexible, low-cost green hydrogen production under intermittent solar power.
H2Pro has just set up a 0.5 MW Decoupled Water Electrolysis (DWE) module, powered by solar panels, right in the Tziporit industrial zone in northern Israel. This marks the company’s first pilot aimed at turning intermittent solar energy directly into green hydrogen. According to them, this innovative membraneless system can churn out about 200 kg of hydrogen daily for mixing with industrial gases. At the same time, H2Pro is moving ahead with plans to build a 5 MW and a 25 MW DWE plant in Spain’s Extremadura and Tarragona regions, with ambitious expansions in mind to 50 MW and 150…
