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Enapter — Technical Presentation (2024)
23 slides from Enapter's technical presentation, Jul 14, 2024
Slide 1: AEM multi-core Electrolysers
AEM multi-core Electrolysers Modular. High-performance. Cost-effective. AEM Flex 120 kW AEM Nexus 500 kW AEM Nexus 1000 kW
Slide 2: Enapter at a glance
Our company Enapter at a glance Started in November 2017 Builds on technology with a >10-year track record at that time Pioneer and commercial leader in AEM electrolysis. With 4.7k+ electrolysers ordered by 340+ customers across 50+ countries so far Changing the paradigm for electrolysers with a hig
Slide 3: Customers around the world
Customers around the world Thousands of units installed 340+ customers in 50+ countries Many more here
Slide 4: Enapter's foundations
Enapter Pisa, Italy Enapter’s foundations 4 2 ≡ 2017 – Our first building (1). Now exclusively used for R&D ≡ 2019 – Building (2) for serial production of electrolysers 3 ≡ 2020 – Building (3) R&D extension for laboratories & testing 1 ≡ 2021 – Building (4) for chemical and stack production ≡ 2022 –
Slide 5: Sustainable industrial production
Enapter Saerbeck, Germany Sustainable industrial production Life Cycle Impact Zero ≡ 100% local renewable energy ≡ Minimal footprint throughout our products life cycles ≡ End-of-life electrolysers recycling process
Slide 6: The strengths of AEM Electrolysers
Patented AEM technology – our secret sauce The strengths of AEM Electrolysers Alkaline AEM PEM + + + ≡ Low cost ≡ Low cost ≡ Dynamic response ≡ Track record and mature ≡ High efficiency ≡ Intermittent operation technology ≡ Dynamic response ≡ Intermittent operation ≡ Robustness – – – ≡ Limited abili
Slide 7: We have seen it before…
At scale, standardised modules outcompete made to order plants We have seen it before… 1981 today 2000 today Throughout economic history, nothing has seen PCs replaced mainframes and, in turn, stripped- Deployment of increasingly-cheap modular faster growth and cost reductions than mass- down, stand
Slide 8: Our product platform
Enapter’s AEM scalability Our product platform
Slide 9: The AEM stack module
The core The AEM stack module ≡ Each stack module contains a data acquisition board and several sensors ≡ Each stack module can be replaced individually with ease ≡ Hydrogen & and water connections accessible from the front ≡ Electrical and data quick connectors on the back
Slide 10: The AEM String
AEM multi-core systems Electrolyte & O2 OUT The AEM String ≡ 10 AEM stack modules connected in series ≡ The string is powered by a dedicated PSU ≡ Each String can be controlled individually ≡ Each string produces > 10 kg/day of H2 Further modules Electrolyte IN H2 OUT
Slide 11: Strings are connected in parallel
AEM multi-core systems Strings are connected in parallel ≡ Each string has a dedicated PSU ≡ Group of strings share the BoP: Electrolyte tank Electrolyte cooling Electrolyte pumps
Slide 12: AEM inside
AEM Nexus in Saerbeck AEM inside
Slide 13: AEM Nexus 1000: 1 MW - 453 kg/day
AEM Nexus 1000 1 MW - 453 kg/day Top class efficiency 4.8 kWh/Nm³ Unmatched flexibility 3% - 100% Operating Range Extreme redundancy 42 independent strings Swift reaction times 0-100% in < 2 min High purity and pressure Up to 99.999% and 35 barg Automatic and smart operation Attractive full-servi
Slide 14: AEM Nexus 500 kW – 226.5 kg/day
AEM Nexus 500 500 kW – 226.5 kg/day Top class efficiency 4.8 kWh/Nm³ Unmatched flexibility 3% - 100% Operating Range Extreme redundancy 21 independent strings Swift reaction times 0-100% in < 2 min High purity and pressure Up to 99.999% and 35 barg Automatic and smart operation Attractive full-se
Slide 15: AEM Flex 120 kW – 53.9 kg/day
AEM Flex 120 120 kW – 53.9 kg/day Top class efficiency 4.8 kWh/Nm³ Unmatched flexibility 12%-100% Operating Range Extreme redundancy 5 independent strings Swift reaction times 0-100% in < 2 min High purity and pressure Up to 99.999% and 35 barg Automatic and smart operation Attractive full-servic
Slide 16: Strong Market Positioning
Confirmed multi-core orders Strong Market Positioning 1 x MW in Germany 26 x Flex 120 in three continents Only on 1st week after product launch 1 x MW in The Netherlands 1 x MW in the UK 2 x MW in Canada 2 x MW in South Korea 5 x in China
Slide 17: Simplified PFD
AEM multi-core Electrolysers Simplified PFD
Slide 18: Start-up Sequence
AEM multi-core Electrolysers Start-up Sequence Max H2 Output v
Slide 19: Enapter's Energy Management Toolkit
Enabling the AEM Electrolyser Enapter‘s Energy Management Toolkit ≡ Monitoring and controlling ≡ Automations & rule-based engine ≡ Machine Learning ready (EMS Toolkit Presentation)
Slide 20: Certification & Safety
AEM Nexus Certification & Safety CE Certification / EU Declaration of Conformity Addressing the following directives: ≡ Pressure Equipment Directive (PED) ≡ Machine Directive ≡ Electro-Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) ≡ ROHS Directive ≡ Radio Equipment Directive (RED) Functional Safety and HAZOP review,
Slide 21: Design Reference Standards / Guidelines
AEM Nexus Design Reference Standards / Guidelines EN ISO 12100 “Safety of machinery - General principles for design - Risk assessment and risk reduction” ISO 22734 “Hydrogen generators using water electrolysis - Industrial, commercial, and residential applications” ISO/TR 15916 “Basic considerations
Slide 22: Modular electrolysis plants
Multi-core approach for small to large MW scale Modular electrolysis plants 10-100+ MW 1-10 MW
Slide 23: @enapter / www.enapter.com
@enapter @enapter youtube.com/enapter @enapterenergystorage @enapter @enapter www.enapter.com