Renewable Energy system for aquaculture business on remote island
The problematic
The island, running on its own independent power grid, is subject to natural disasters and power breakdown.
The local businesses thus rely heavily on polluting diesel generators whenever a failure occurs, an uneconomical and climate threatening solution.
Together with the city of Iki, the University of Tokyo, and other essential partners, we setup a sustainable energy solution for a local inland fish farm, to maximize the use of existing photovoltaic setup, allowing electricity time-shift management to replace the diesel generators.
This solution is our powerful Renewable Energy Hydrogen Storage System.
Our Solution
In the RE Hydrogen Storage System, hydrogen and oxygen are created from water and sunlight, a renewable energy source, using a water electrolysis device, and electricity is generated from the hydrogen and oxygen using a fuel cell.
The system only uses the energy from solar panel that is produced in surplus, i.e that cannot be stored and would otherwise just be wasted, to generate hydrogen as a gas, that can be stored for hours, days or months, to be used later on whenever you don’t have access to the sun energy.
Enoah’s System Solution
- A PEM electrolyser of 10Nm3/h output capacity
- Our proprietary EMS, the Hydro Manager, controlling the various equipment for optimized utilization
- 2 tanks to receive separately the produced hydrogen and oxygen
- A 16kW fuell cell to generate electricity
- A small buffer lithium-ion battery
- The surrounded necessary power supplies (Solar Panel to electrolyser & fuel cell to power load)
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