TFP hydrogen products introduces next phase of manufacturing technology to accelerate green hydrogen production.
TFP Hydrogen, part of the James Cropper Group and a pioneering leader in solutions for PEM Electrolysis, is proud to unveil its latest technological breakthrough – the TFP Hydrogen Modular Production Unit (MPU). This innovative solution represents a significant stride towards enabling rapid scalability for PEM electrolyser manufacturing.
Leveraging TFP Hydrogen’s proprietary coating technology, the MPU is strategically designed to operate in close proximity to customers and component suppliers, streamlining the supply chain for PEM electrolyser manufacturers. By shortening the supply chain and optimising logistics, the MPU significantly augments response rates while ensuring uninterrupted operations. Furthermore, the MPU can be swiftly commissioned and fully operational within six to twelve months.
“As we confront the undeniable reality of climate change, TFP Hydrogen stands resolute in our dedication to effecting meaningful change through the advancement of PEM electrolysis,” affirmed David Hodgson, Managing Director at TFP Hydrogen. “Green hydrogen holds the promise of reshaping the energy landscape, propelling the world towards achieving crucial net-zero targets by 2050. The TFP Hydrogen MPU is a tangible manifestation of this commitment, a catalyst for transformative change.”
The coating technology developed by TFP Hydrogen and integrated within the MPU effectively addresses the material challenges associated with titanium components in PEM Electrolysers. These components included Porous Transport Layers (PTL’s), Bipolar and Unipolar plates (BPP’s, UPP’s) as well as cell separators. The range of innovative coatings play a central role in enhancing the durability of the components, shielding against corrosion and minimising contact resistance; ultimately improving the overall operational efficiency and extending the lifetime of the electrolyser, thereby driving down long-term costs associated with green hydrogen production.
TFP Hydrogen’s introduction of the Modular Production Unit underscores the company’s position as an industry trailblazer and demonstrates its critical role in driving the clean energy transition.
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About TFP Hydrogen Products & Technical Fibre Products (TFP)
Technical Fibre Products (TFP) and TFP Hydrogen Products (TFPH) are part of the James Cropper group, a market leader in advanced materials and paper products. Led by the Cropper family for six generations, the business has sites in the UK and USA and a worldwide sales and support network. Established in 1845, the Group manufactures advanced materials incorporating pioneering nonwovens and electrochemical coatings as well as luxury paper and innovative packaging. TFP’s materials provide solutions across a wide range of markets such as aerospace, defence, automotive and construction, as well as in renewable energy, where there is a strong focus on enabling green technologies, such as fuel cells, green hydrogen generation, wind energy and electric vehicles.
Growth in the renewable energy sector and the hydrogen economy is of strategic importance in TFP’s vision to enable a cleaner, greener future. In the next 5 years the aim is for the majority of sales to come from applications that support the Global drive to net zero carbon emissions, enabling the energy transition. TFP and TFPH specialise in enabling customers to develop market leading solutions, in areas such as PEM water electrolysis, hydrogen fuel cells, wind energy and carbon capture.
The Group is renowned globally for service, capability, pioneering and multi award-winning commitment to the highest standards of sustainability. As part of James Cropper, the companies’ goal is to be operationally carbon neutral by 2030 and to reduce carbon through its entire supply chain to net zero by 2050.
To find out more about TFP and TFP Hydrogen Products, their materials and how they make a difference, please visit: www.tfpglobal.com and www.tfphydrogen.com.
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