WELCOME TO KERIONICS

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GAME CHANGER SOLUTION: Electrolyser producing H₂ for Hydrogen combustion

Electrolyser producing H2 for Energy Intensive Industries combustion

SOEL VS
OTHERS

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Solid Oxide High Temperature Electrolysers are 30% more efficient than Alkaline and PEM Electrolysers

Electricity need
in SOEL

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SOEL’s Electricity needs

  • Generate steam
  • Split Oxygen and Hydrogen from steam

Heat
recovery

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The energy released by the EII during combustion is mainly Heat. Heat could be recovered to generate steam in the SOEL Electrolyser.

Low electricity consumption

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Heat recovery cancels the electricity need for steam generation

Oxygen
in used

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In a stand-alone SOEL, oxygen is a waste. To dilute the Oxygen, a lot of compressed air is normally provided. Hydrogen combustion will use Oxygen. No need for compressed air. Reduction in NOx.

Low OPEX
Low CAPEX

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  • SOEL more efficient
  • Heat recovery
  • Oxygen not wasted
  • SOEL Electrolyser is simpler

What is Kerionics?

At Kerionics we face the great challenges of industrial decarbonisation and energy transition with cutting-edge technology.

Since 2022, we have been developing high-temperature solid oxide electrolysers (SOEC), which can generate hydrogen and green oxygen more efficiently and competitively.

Our technology is key for energy-intensive industries seeking to reduce their carbon footprint without sacrificing productivity.

At Kerionics we are working to industrialise SOEC, optimising costs and improving our clients’ energy efficiency, thus driving a more sustainable, low-emission economy.

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Innovation for industrial decarbonisation

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Efficient and competitive production of green hydrogen

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Commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency

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Steel Production

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Petrochemical

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Cement production

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Ceramic & Glass

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Paper Production

Use cases and Customers

CO2 hard-to-abate sectors and difficult to electrify

Availability of residual-Heat in production processes

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