Hydrogen used as fuel
The Centre for Process Innovation recently joined forces with Japanese manufacturers Hrein Energy to promote renewable energy-based hydrogen infrastructure projects throughout the UK and Europe.
The Centre for Process Innovation (CPI) recently joined forces with Japanese manufacturers Hrein Energy to promote renewable energy-based hydrogen infrastructure projects throughout the
Regional development agency One North East brokered in the CPI team in
Hrein Energy envisages selling hydrogen cheaply at points of demand, such as existing petrol stations.
It plans to convert organic hydride to hydrogen via a compact ‘dehydrogenator’ installed at each site.
One North East is hoping to maximise the potential of the agreement with CPI by offering inward investment opportunities that will add value to the region.
The move follows One North East’s ongoing investment in low carbon technologies and renewable energy sources.
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