Diagnostics and Prognostics for Hydrogen Plants
The Haeolus project is pleased to publish its latest deliverable, a report on diagnostic and prognostic approaches for electrolysers and fuel cells authored by Raffaele Petrone and Robin Roche of UBFC.
The Haeolus project is pleased to publish its latest deliverable, a report on diagnostic and prognostic approaches for electrolysers and fuel cells authored by Raffaele Petrone and Robin Roche of UBFC.
The Haeolus hydrogen system to be installed in Berlevåg is expected to be ready and tested around the end of the 2019; depending on logistic constraints for delivery to Finnmark, production will start in early 2020.
Haeolus will organise, on June 25, a workshop with the topic Modeling, Control and Operation of Advanced Energy Storage Systems in Grid Connection in connection with the upcoming European Control Conference 2019.
The Haeolus project’s third project meeting was held in Oevel, Belgium, at Hydrogenics’ premises.
The Haeolus project publishes today another of its key deliverables, Energy Analysis of the Raggovidda Integrated System.
The Haeolus project publishes today one of it first major public deliverables, a report on Dynamic Models for Hydrogen Production and Storage Plants.
The Haeolus project has held its second project and board meeting at Tecnalia’s premises in Bilbao.
Haeolus partner FCLAB (represented in the consortium by UBFC) is looking for a Senior Advisor for Partnership & Project Development.
Following Haeolus‘ kickoff in January, a press release has been published. This document emphasizes the innovative goals of the project and the roles of the industrial partners.
The Haeolus project had a rough start, as our previous industrial partner eventually decided not to join the project, citing insufficient resources to follow it up (a side effect of the growing interest in hydrogen technology).
Our consortium was lucky enough to find a more than worthy replacement in Hydrogenics, who joined the project in February 2018.