Airox Nigen deploys 1 MW green hydrogen system in Russia
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Airox Nigen deploys 1 MW green hydrogen system in Russia

Airox Nigen Equipments Pvt. Ltd., a leading firm in green hydrogen technology, has delivered and commissioned a 1 MW containerised hydrogen system in Russia, marking a key expansion of its global footprint. The project, encompassing all stages from design to operation, showcases Airox Nigen’s dedication to advancing green hydrogen solutions worldwide.

The system, powered by a 1 MW electrolyser, produces high-purity hydrogen during daylight hours, tailored for industrial uses like oil purification. Stored in a 50 m³ tank at 30 bar pressure, it ensures reliable and safe hydrogen availability for end-users. “This project solidifies our global presence and underscores our mission to champion sustainable energy solutions,” said Aniruddh Agrawal, Business Development Manager, Airox Nigen.

After a 72-hour trial within a micro-grid project, the system successfully met rigorous performance tests, demonstrating its efficiency and reliability in real-world applications. (ET)

Airox Nigen Equipments Pvt. Ltd., a leading firm in green hydrogen technology, has delivered and commissioned a 1 MW containerised hydrogen system in Russia, marking a key expansion of its global footprint. The project, encompassing all stages from design to operation, showcases Airox Nigen’s dedication to advancing green hydrogen solutions worldwide. The system, powered by a 1 MW electrolyser, produces high-purity hydrogen during daylight hours, tailored for industrial uses like oil purification. Stored in a 50 m³ tank at 30 bar pressure, it ensures reliable and safe hydrogen availability for end-users. “This project solidifies our global presence and underscores our mission to champion sustainable energy solutions,” said Aniruddh Agrawal, Business Development Manager, Airox Nigen. After a 72-hour trial within a micro-grid project, the system successfully met rigorous performance tests, demonstrating its efficiency and reliability in real-world applications. (ET)

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