H2GO Power and EMEC trial AI hydrogen technology
A project led by H2GO Power is trialling the use of artificial intelligence (AI) software paired with hydrogen technology.
H2GO Power, a London-based developer of low-pressure hydrogen energy storage and AI-driven asset management software, is collaborating with the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) and Imperial College London on the project, named HyAI (Hydrogen Artificial Intelligence).
Funded by Innovate UK and the Sustainable Innovation Fund, HyAI aims to demonstrate how AI software integrated with hydrogen storage hardware can make intelligent, data-driven decisions in real time and optimise renewable energy integration into the UK electricity grid.
EMEC’s Hydrogen Production Plant in Orkney will supply energy data to the AI platform, allowing it to act as an energy management system that integrates data about weather, electricity prices and grid management. It translates the information using AI predictive algorithms to optimise operation of the storage systems by predicting future power cost and user demands. Imperial's computer science department is providing HyAI with data management and modelling.
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