Australia is set to produce 410,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year by taking the necessary water from the air of the Australian desert, one of the driest places on the planet. This is all thanks to the Desert Bloom Hydrogen project, which will become operational in 2023 with a small-scale plant. Desert Bloom Hydrogen is an integrated plant, consisting of a series of modular, portable hydrogen production units (HPUs), each with 2 MW, which can generate water, heat, electricity and hydrogen. What makes this system innovative is its ability to capture atmospheric moisture to provide the necessary water for the electrolytic cells, solving the problem of water supply in arid areas.
Credits: Aqua Aerem
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