Renewable Innovations’ New Engineering Collaboration Prepares Emergency Generators for New Zealand
Renewable Innovations Inc. is collaborating with AECOM and other partners in New Zealand to develop hydrogen fuel cell-powered emergency power supplies. These systems can produce up to 80 kW of power and operate for up to seven days on green hydrogen. The EmPower™ 50 system is designed as a renewable alternative to diesel generators, producing only pure water as waste. The company plans to install these systems across New Zealand, aiming to support the country's net-zero targets. They are also exploring a manufacturing plant in New Zealand to meet growing demand.
- Partnership with AECOM and other hydrogen partners enhances market credibility.
- Development of EmPower™ 50 systems can significantly contribute to carbon-free energy solutions.
- Potential to meet New Zealand's net-zero targets with scalable solutions.
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Efforts focused on building a more resilient energy infrastructure powered by Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Auckland, Feb. 27, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global hydrogen and fuel cell solutions provider, Renewable Innovations Inc., has been collaborating with the New Zealand office of international consultancy firm AECOM, international fuel cell suppliers, and other hydrogen partners in the development of hydrogen fuel cell-powered emergency power supplies capable of producing up to 80 kW of power.
Kevin Hodges, Principal Electrical Engineer from AECOM commented, ‘This is a unique opportunity to become a pioneer in developing hydrogen solutions for New Zealand. AECOM is excited to work with Renewable Innovations, and our other New Zealand hydrogen partners, as we help build a more resilient emergency power infrastructure that has its foundation built on carbon-free, renewable energy.’
Fueled by green hydrogen produced here in New Zealand, each hydrogen powered system can operate for up to seven days with hydrogen cylinder packs easily transported or delivered by helicopter to the remote operation sites to maintain power.
‘These are a fantastic renewable replacement for existing diesel generators or battery banks,’ said Auckland-based Mark Cain, Pacific Area Director for Renewable Innovations. ‘The EmPower™ 50 operates as a true uninterruptable power supply, delivering managed, high-quality power and using clean green hydrogen for fuel. They are silent when operating, only exhaust pure water as waste, and can be deployed in almost any environment - including cyclone conditions.’
Robert Mount, Founder, President and CEO of Renewable Innovations remarked, ‘The renewable energy work we have been doing in other parts of the world enables us to deliver truly stunning energy solutions with carbon-free sources. The EmPower™ 50 fuel cell system is a great example of a solution that has real potential to change the way we store, consume, and manage renewable energy. As the demand grows, these scalable and modular renewable energy products will be installed across New Zealand and other South Pacific nations.’
Renewable Innovations is currently working with a number of remote site operators across New Zealand to install the first EmPower™ 50 systems to power essential infrastructure with reliable
About Renewable Innovations, Inc.
Renewable Innovations Inc. (OTC: REII) is a global hydrogen and fuel cell integration solutions provider. With headquarters and divisions across the US and regional offices in Europe and Auckland, New Zealand, Renewable Innovations is accelerating the growth and opportunities within the renewable economy. Their team of industry leaders brings extensive experience and invaluable connections across the Renewable, Hydrogen, and Alternative Energy sectors. Along with their partners, investors, and clients, they are making major technological advancements with products and solutions to lead the world into a new and exciting carbon-free future.
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