Enapter to deliver AEM Nexus 500 electrolysers with 500 kW production capacity to KIT
Enapter received orders to deliver containerised AEM Electrolysers for Europe’s largest renewable energy research project and a Canadian Clean Hydrogen Hub.
The prestigious Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) ordered one of our AEM Nexus 500 electrolysers with 500 kW production capacity. This will be used as part of Europe’s largest research infrastructure project for renewable energies – ‘said Baden-Württemberg.
Enapter has also received another order for an AEM Nexus 500 from Canada.
Simon Fraser University (SFU) in Burnaby, British Columbia, will deploy the 0.5MW-sized electrolyser as part of the “Clean Hydrogen Hub” research project. The hydrogen produced on-site will be made available for industrial companies and researchers to use.
Both orders build on earlier deployment of Enapter’s single-core electrolysers, with KIT being an Enapter customer since 2020 and Ensol Systems Inc. – our integration partner responsible for the SFU project implementation – previously having ordered our smaller systems.
