Green hydrogen, sustainably produced by electrolysis of water, is a key enabler of the energy transition. As the availability of hydrogen increases, this clean technology will become a viable alternative to fossil fuels, especially in the power and transportation sectors.
After three years of dedicated development, our EcoLyzer P200 went into series production this spring following the successful completion of test phases in the “EcoLyzerBW” project, which was funded in cooperation with the Center for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research, Baden-Württemberg (ZSW) in Germany.
A partner in every step toward sustainability
Our EcoLyzer supports local green hydrogen production with a robust, low-maintenance electrolyzer available worldwide from Ecoclean. It can be scaled as a stand-alone unit or implemented as a turnkey system with capacities ranging from 1 to 20 MW, making it adaptable to different needs, from CO2-neutral mobility to renewable energy storage. By providing decentralized hydrogen solutions, we enable companies to achieve their sustainability goals.
And, of course, we stand by our customers as a trusted partner: Ecoclean is committed to supporting and advising our customers throughout the entire project lifecycle. As a system integrator, we offer expertise from technology consulting to implementation and operation of our EcoLyzer.
Knowledge sharing: electrolysis explained in a fun way
Our EcoLyzer is part of the new Hidden Object book by illustrator and publisher Bianca Brinner. For us as mechanical engineers, it was an unusual but therefore very special request to be part of this special project, which explains complex technology in an exciting and understandable way. Together with Andreas Brinner, a former employee of the Center for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research Baden-Württemberg (ZSW), the illustrator and publisher developed a hidden object book that explains how hydrogen is produced and used – taking our EcoLyzer as an example.
The book, which was officially launched at the International Frankfurt Book Fair in October 2024, is designed to help young and old alike better understand the topic of hydrogen.
We are proud to be part of this important educational project.
