Green Hydrogen Pilot Plant
Latest Research 2025

The Future of
Green Hydrogen

Unlocking the potential of 25kW alkaline electrolyzer pilot plants for sustainable, renewable-integrated hydrogen production.

64% Efficiency

Achieved optimal system efficiency at 52A current under full load operation, demonstrating robust performance for pilot-scale production.

Exponential Output

Hydrogen flow rate exhibits an exponential asymptotic behavior with stack current, providing predictable scaling models.

Hybrid Integration

Seamless integration of PV arrays and grid power ensures stable operation despite renewable energy intermittency.

Core Research Areas

Solar-Hydrogen Integration

Renewable Integration

Direct coupling of PV arrays with electrolyzers to maximize green hydrogen yield in fluctuating solar conditions.

Smart Grid Management

Smart Grid Dynamics

Advanced power management strategies to balance grid loads and ensure stable electrolyzer operation.

Electrochemical Efficiency

Electrochemical Optimization

Analyzing voltage-current characteristics and temperature effects to enhance stack longevity and efficiency.

Research Data & Documentation

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Electrolysis Process

Advanced Alkaline
Electrolysis

Our research focuses on a 25 kW alkaline electrolyzer pilot plant. By analyzing stack voltage, current, and efficiency, we've mapped the critical parameters for scaling green hydrogen production.

  • Zero-gap design analysis
  • Temperature-dependent efficiency
  • Intermittent power handling
  • Automated PLC control systems
Green Hydrogen Research Hub

Advancing the future of sustainable energy through pilot-scale alkaline electrolyzer research and renewable integration analysis.

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© 2025 Green Hydrogen Research Hub. Based on research by Debajeet K. Bora, University Mohammed VI Polytechnic.