Power+Energy now offers a line of purifiers for hydrogen fuel processing at automotive refueling stations and fuel cell testing centers  as part of its extensive selection of hydrogen technology. These micro-channel, palladium-alloy based systems are the result of Power+Energy's extensive development efforts in the design and optimization of membrane assemblies specifically configured  for purifying hydrogen for a variety of critical applications.

Purifiers are in service at a number of locations, including an H2 fueling station in Torrance CA and at the Hawaii Fuel Cell Test Center, part of the Hawaii Natural Energy Institute of the University of Hawaii in Honolulu. 

Power+Energy offers a line of micro-channel palladium-alloy separation membrane assemblies for hydrogen fuel processing from other fuels.

Capable of producing ultra-high purity hydrogen from a wide range of reformate streams, each separator is custom designed to match your specific process requirements.

Power+Energy separators are currently in service producing ultra-high purity hydrogen from diesel, coal gas, propane, and methane reformate streams.  

To download a spec sheet, please visit Hydrogen Separators

Imagine producing SAE standard hydrogen for vehicle fueling on-site at the fueling station for as little as $1.50 per kg *plus the cost of the source fuel.

Power+Energy is applying its unique micro-channel technology and hydrogen processing expertise to produce a highly compact fuel processor that wiil do just that from a wide range of existing and renewable fuels.

Currently in development, Power+Energy expects to bring its fuel processors to market in 2014, ready for the expected fuel cell vehicle roll-out in 2015.

Visit us at Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Energy 2011 booth 419 to learn more.