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Development and Field Testing of a Tri-generation Pyrolysis (TGP) System for Low-cost, Clean Hydrogen Production
The project will demonstrate Ekona’s novel Pulse Methane Pyrolysis (PMP) process for low-cost clean hydrogen production with a solid carbon by-product. The project will additionally demonstrate a Direct Carbon Fuel Cell (DCFC), which when added to the PMP, creates a tri-generation pyrolysis (TGP) system.
Ekona had to show a proof-of-concept for the Pulse Methane Pyrolysis (PMP) reactor and a Direct Carbon Fuel Cell to validate the technology to TRL3 and inform subsequent prototype, brass-board, and field trial development.
Demonstration of Natural Gas Powered Quad-generation with a 41% GHG Reduction
Enersion will co-develop and demonstrate a green and cost saving quad-generation that produces Electricity, Cooling, Heating and CO2 in one integrated package for a fish farm in Nobleford, Alberta. The cornerstone of this system integration is the Enersion new green cooling technology that allows all-year-around system operation to use natural gas to provide the essential needs of the farm.
Enersion had to develop and demonstrate an adsorption-based chiller that ranges from 1 tonne to more than 10 tonnes of cooling power.