UK-based green hydrogen technology company Clean Power Hydrogen (CPH2) has entered into a new licence agreement and sales contract with Irish energy firm Hidrigin. This partnership grants Hidrigin the rights to manufacture up to 2GW of CPH2’s Membrane-Free Electrolyser (MFE220) units in Ireland for integration with Hidrigin’s own solar and wind energy projects worldwide.
Under the sales contract, Hidrigin will purchase a 1MW MFE220 electrolyser, with delivery expected in 2025. “Our licence agreement and sales contract with Hidrigin showcases the increasing customer demand for, and belief in, our MFE technology,” said Jon Duffy, CEO of CPH2. He added that licensing agreements play a vital role in scaling CPH2’s business globally, allowing for faster market penetration of their hydrogen technology.
The manufacturing of the MFE220 units will be outsourced to Jones Engineering, a global engineering contractor based in Ireland. Known for its expertise in sectors like renewable energy and healthcare, Jones Engineering will oversee the production at its facility in Co. Carlow, Ireland, with plans to scale up manufacturing to a dedicated site in Lisheen as the project develops.
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