Green Hydrogen in Japan : DENSO’S Carbon-Neutral Energy at Nishio Plant!
Here’s an article posted in Hydrogen Central that talks about the future of carbon-neutral energy at the Nishio Plant.
According to the article,
- DENSO demonstrated a new energy management system using a highly-efficient solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) at its Nishio Plant in Japan.
- The system aims to eliminate CO2 emissions from the facility and is part of DENSO’s efforts to achieve carbon neutrality.
- Key components of the system include the SOFC, which can generate electricity using hydrogen as fuel with a world-leading power generation efficiency of 65%.
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