Rely, the joint venture between Technip Energies and John Cockerill, has just unveiled its new plant called 100 +. The plant has a capacity of 100 MW and can be rapidly installed using pre-assembled modules.
Damien Eyriès, CEO of Rely, commented: “we provide the market with a solution that is quick to implement, reliable, safe, configurable and, overall, that will contribute to make the green hydrogen affordable.” Less than a year after its launch, the company is now offering a comprehensive, flexible solution that will cut costs. To achieve this, it relies in particular on the pressurised alkaline electrolysers from John Cockerill Hydrogen.
This is an all-in-one plant, with standardised components to reduce costs. It includes process treatment units, pre-assembled for installation. The whole package is customisable, with built-in performance guarantees, an optimised footprint (22,000 m2) and a reduced delivery time (around 30 months). The new concept is called Clear100 +. Damien Eyriès points out that it is “an integrated solution, guaranteeing simultaneously high performance and permanent access to the most innovative technologies.”
The plant can produce up to 800 kg of hydrogen per hour, with a 96% service rate. It is designed to operate for 25 years.
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Article written by Laurent Meillaud and translated by Mariem Ben Tili
