PROJECTS
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400 MW Green Hydrogen Project
Dr. Naveed Akhtar is overseeing the 400 MW Green Hydrogen Production Development Project. The planned project would produce approximately 150,000 kg/day of Green Hydrogen from a 400MW capacity plant using energy from wind and solar farms at a renewable rich location overseas.
Micro-Tubular, Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (MT-SOFC) Systems Development for a German Partner
Hy-Hybrid Energy is pleased to support a German partner working on Micro-Tubular, Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (MT-SOFC) Systems for Fuel Cell Range Extender Vehicles (FCREVs). The project activities include, design, develop, manufacture and testing of MT-SOFCs for mobility applications.
Solid Oxide Fuel Cell-Gas Turbine-Battery (SOFC-GT-BAT) Hybrid Model for Piper Aircraft
Hy-Hybrid Energy is pleased to support a study related to the use of Solid Oxide Fuel Cells for an aviation project. The study includes the use of gas turbine, battery and fuel cells as a hybrid drivetrain and selects the most appropriate energy source during climb, cruise & descend phases of the flight while optimising the overall efficiency of the drivetrain.
Hydrogen Powered Drone Project
Hy-Hybrid Energy is working with MMCUAV and GOLDI Mobility Kft to deploy hydrogen powered drones in Hungary.
International Hydrogen Aviation Conference
Hy-Hybrid Energy is proud to be the world's first in setting-up a platform (International Hydrogen Aviation Conference, IHAC) which gathers leading experts from the aviation sector, discussing the role of hydrogen in decarbonisation, annually.
Zero Emission Buses Project in Hungary
Hy-Hybrid Energy is leading the first of its kind in Hungary, the fuel cell bus development project which also includes battery electric buses development.
Fuel Cell Systems Assembly
We are working with GOLDI Mobility & Vision Group to setup the first-of-its-kind in Hungary, the fuel cell systems assembly line which will potentially accelerate the GOLDiON fuel cell buses deployment when their engines (i.e., fuel cell system modules) are titled as, “assembled in Hungary.”
