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A demonstration trial between Bloom Energy and Idaho National Laboratory (INL), is said to have produced hydrogen at ‘record-setting efficiencies’ using a high-temperature electrolyser installed...
Bloom Energy announced the initial results of its ongoing demonstration with Idaho National Laboratory (INL). With nearly 500 hours of full-load operation completed at the laboratory, Bloom’s high-temperature electrolyzer is producing hydrogen more efficiently than other commercially available electrolyzers, including PEM and alkaline. Researchers at INL have been conducting a...
The Miysis DIRCM, already operational with multiple customers, is built on the company’s expertise on laser and electro-optic pointing and stabilisation systems.
Bloom Energy to test nuclear energy for hydrogen production in Idaho Bloom Energy will test the generation of hydrogen powered by nuclear energy in Idaho with a new agreement with the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) today (May 18). The carbon-free hydrogen will be obtained through electrolysis that will be powered by nuclear generation, when the electric grid has ample power, rather than shutting down power the electricity generate will be used to produce cost-effective hydrogen. Bloom Energy’s high temperature electrolyser will be utilised with a higher efficiency compared to low-temperat...
By Sydney J. Freedberg Jr. on April 20, 2021 at 6:01 AM Technicians work with a robot’s control system during last fall’s Project Convergence wargames. WASHINGTON: Hundreds of scientists, engineers, and support staff at nine locations worked feverishly earlier this month testing dozens of technologies ahead of this fall’s joint Project Convergence wargames. The hub for the event, Communications Exercise (COMEX) 2, was a new facility at the Army’s Aberdeen, Md. C5ISR Center, the Joint Systems Integration Laboratory. Gen. James McConville The JSIL was touted by no less a figure tha...