RE: Blue5 Jun 2025 10:04
This is what ChatGPT states...anyone else?
To estimate the potential revenue for the supply of 300 MW of electrolysers, we need to consider:
Cost per MW of electrolysis capacity
Whether the revenue includes only the electrolyser systems or also installation, commissioning, balance of plant, etc.
Type of electrolyser – Alkaline, PEM, or Solid Oxide (costs vary)
1. Estimated Cost per MW
Industry benchmarks (as of 2024-2025) suggest:
Electrolyser Type CapEx (USD/MW) – System Only Notes
Alkaline $500,000 – $900,000 Most cost-effective
PEM $800,000 – $1,400,000 Higher efficiency
Solid Oxide $1,000,000 – $1,800,000 Less mature
These figures often exclude installation, balance of plant (BoP), and other EPC costs.
2. Revenue Calculation for 300 MW
Let’s assume:
You're supplying only the electrolysers, not full EPC.
Type: PEM electrolysers
Unit cost: $1 million per MW (a mid-range estimate)
Potential Revenue = 300 MW × $1 million/MW = $300 million
3. Alternative Scenarios
Scenario Cost per MW (USD) 300 MW Revenue (USD)
Low-end alkaline only $500,000 $150 million
High-end PEM with installation $1.5 million $450 million
Full EPC including BoP and O&M $2–3 million $600M – $900M
Conclusion
💡 Estimated revenue for the supply of 300 MW of electrolysers ranges between $150 million and $450 million, depending on technology and scope.