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Sure but all of these use cases are entirely different to a production plant, say an oil refinery. A synthetic fuel refinery can operate 24/7, so would be budg
by Incipient 3y ago
Sure but all of these use cases are entirely different to a production plant, say an oil refinery.
A synthetic fuel refinery can operate 24/7, so would be budgeted to do so.
I could potentially see a hydrogen "battery"/electrolysis setup absorbing excess power in an affordable way, but I'm just saying to date I haven't seen a single one.
- Retric 3y agoAhh, I was going for Major Capital project. The closest thing to a low utilization fuel refinery is probably some desalination plants. Very high energy costs + wild demand swings means some shutdown quite a bit. There is a few some hydrogen manufacturing plants which only operate on very cheap renewable electricity. However, as I understand it those are currently operated as relatively inexpensive test facilities.