Green hydrogen, produced by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen through electrolysis powered by renewable sources like solar or wind, making it a carbon-neutral fuel with growing applications across transportation, industrial processes, energy storage, and grid balancing, supporting the global transition to a low-carbon economy. Electrolysis occurs inside an electrolyser, with three main types in use: Alkaline (AEC), Proton Exchange Membrane (PEMEC), and Solid Oxide (SOEC).
PEM electrolysers are widely adopted due to their high efficiency, and fast response to fluctuating renewable power. This process generates significant heat due to electrical resistance and chemical activity, requiring precise thermal management.Paharpur’s Infinium Neo adiabatic coolers and Infinium Air dry coolers provide effective, low-maintenance heat dissipation for both electrolysers and compressors, ensuring system reliability, efficiency, and long-term performance.