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I'd have thought you could do it whilst "keeping one eye on the laptop"
FCI,
I doubt I could take the pay cut LOL!
I guess Haggis is "working from home"...............wouldn't get away with only keeping one eye on the old laptop at my place!
Still, I suppose it's a bit more productive than watching netflix or doing the Peloton..
Haggis, perhaps you could offer to take on the AFC Head of Communications role. At least would be guaranteed regular communication. Still waiting for AFC to explain what the new communications plan is going to be, alongside lots of other updates in the end of year update, if not before!
Some people like fishing, others like collecting, some like knitting, my hobby is researching the companies I own a part of. I wish I saw paid for it, I'd have retired a multi-millionaire by now on the amount of research I've done in the past 20 years LOL!
I bet Roland Kaeppner was very much interested in the AFC FC System at Extreme E, and likely got a nice tour of it from AB.
SonofaGun, I do have a job, and this isn't it. Not much happening at work right now, so one eye on the work laptop is all I need LOL!
Do you have another job Haggis apart from this one here?
Maybe another linkage here. I spotted a name from an earlier post of mine:
Today 09:07
Roland Kaeppner, executive director for hydrogen and green fuels at NEOM Co., said:
“We see hydrogen as the most viable solution to power the world of tomorrow and this is further demonstration of our commitment to creating the world’s first net zero carbon, sustainable city.”
NEOM, located in the northwest of Saudi Arabia, is committed to becoming fully sustainable, powering itself through the use of 100 percent renewable energy and with net zero emissions by 2030.
Green hydrogen will play a major part in this ambition and the city’s backers already have plans to invest $5 billion to build the world’s largest hydrogen production plant.
https://www.arabnews.com/node/1851116/business-economy
From Extreme E, Roland Kaeppner was there!!
AFC Energy, which provides the championship’s hydrogen fuel cell – enabling the fleet of ODYSSEY 21s to be charged emission-free – used the Desert X Prix to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with Altaaqa, owner and operator of one of the world’s largest mobile diesel generator rental fleets. This will support the transition of the region’s power generation industry to zero emission solutions using AFC Energy’s hydrogen fuel cell technology.
Guests were able to hear from some of the most respected scientists in the world including Professor Mani Sararhy (King Abdullah University of Science and Technology - KAUST), Roland Kaeppner (NEOM), Altynay Kaidarova (KAUST), Dr. Shannon Klein (KAUST), Extreme E’s Scientific Committee member Professor Richard Washington and newly-appointed Professor Carlos Duarte. The experts spoke not only about climate issues and impact, but also the solutions and steps we can all take to help our planet.
https://www.extreme-e.com/en/news/242_Extreme-E-the-story-off-the-course.html
Also found this projects supervisor from Altaaqa has done a video about Neom
Thabet Alomari
Project Supervisor AT Altaaqa Alternative Solutions
On the page you'll see "NEOM is changing the future of water so that it flows forever, creating a sustainable future for people and planet. #NEOM #MadeToChange
Thabet Alomari"
https://sa.linkedin.com/in/thabet-alomari-606b2868/ar
And the Altaaqa agreement was signed on 1 April
MoU agreed with Altaaqa Alternative Solutions
RNS Number : 3278U
AFC Energy Plc
01 April 2021
With Google saying that the news item on Multi Source Power with the 'Neom' image was published on 8 April.
So it's quite possible that the system went to Altaaqa for use at a Neom project.
Oldrongo, sorry I had cross-posted with you rather than ignored your comment!
As I said much of the ammonia will be exported for using in fuel cells around the world. NEON city will probably just be a customer for some of it.
So if Thyssenkrupp's 4GW of electrolysers at Neom will produce 650 tonnes of H2 a day...can we work out what total capacity of fuel cells are likely to be needed to use all that hydrogen?
There might me some confusion with NEOM. The green H2 project will produce H2 from solar and wind power using thyssenkrupp electrolysers. The H2 produced will be converted to ammonia using nitrogen, which will then be exported.
The futuristic NEOM city will be powered by green hydrogen / ammonia using fuel cells and I think it's these fuel cells which AFC could supply.
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That doesn't mean they are the only supplier though!
Fair play dave..cheers
Hey rongo.....how do you know that fella, you work in the region or have contacts?
thyssenkrupp are supplying the electrolysers on the NEOM H2 project
Green Hydrogen, Green Ammonia, hmmmmmm, what goes well with those? Ah yes, AFC Fuel Cells! And Air Products are the big name in this. Air Products of AFC 'Power Up' project fame, so we are well acquainted. Maybe they are the one's testing/using the FC system at Neom? We know how secretive they are, so that would explain the absence of news on the FC system being shipped to Neom in March.
"Saudi Arabia's future city Neom plans hydrogen-based ecosystem"
https://www.spglobal.com/platts/en/market-insights/latest-news/electric-power/020921-saudi-arabias-future-city-neom-plans-hydrogen-based-ecosystem
"All of the energy used by NEOM will be 100 percent renewable — including solar, wind and hydrogen-based power generation — to ensure clean, pollution-free urban environments."
Last post on this page:
https://www.skyscrapercity.com/threads/neom-projects-construction.2041555/page-5
Nice page to bookmark and keep an eye on. You never know what might turn up in their pictures and videos.
https://www.skyscrapercity.com/threads/neom-projects-construction.2041555/page-9
Roland Kaeppner, executive director for hydrogen and green fuels at NEOM Co., said:
“We see hydrogen as the most viable solution to power the world of tomorrow and this is further demonstration of our commitment to creating the world’s first net zero carbon, sustainable city.”
NEOM, located in the northwest of Saudi Arabia, is committed to becoming fully sustainable, powering itself through the use of 100 percent renewable energy and with net zero emissions by 2030.
Green hydrogen will play a major part in this ambition and the city’s backers already have plans to invest $5 billion to build the world’s largest hydrogen production plant.
https://www.arabnews.com/node/1851116/business-economy
Klunk,
They didn't say. And we don't know the size of the one that was shipped in April either.
The one in April looks quite small, like the Extreme E size (40kW isn't it?). But the one for ABB is for a high power EV Charger, possibly the recently launched 360, and as it's for fleet use (and with big batteries like busses) I'd expect it to be a lot bigger, as it will need to be a big enough system to rapid charge several vehicles is a row, possibly with little or no downtime. Could be 200kW.