Hystar, a company specializing in renewable hydrogen solutions, recently announced the supply of a 0.75 MW electrolyzer to Fortum, a major player in the energy sector in Europe. This collaboration marks a significant step in the expansion of electrolyzer technologies in Finland, a country known for its commitment to renewable energy. Through this initiative, Hystar illustrates its ambition to contribute to the energy transition by integrating sustainable hydrogen systems into the Finnish energy mix.
Partnership between Hystar and Fortum
The company Hystar AS recently signed an agreement with Fortum, a Finnish energy company primarily controlled by the state, to supply a 0.75 MW electrolyzer. This equipment will be used at Fortum’s pilot hydrogen plant located in Källa, Loviisa, Finland.
Deployment of the Pilot Plant
Fortum’s hydrogen pilot plant, scheduled to be operational by the end of 2025, is located east of Helsinki. It will produce hydrogen through the electrolysis process, which involves using electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen.
Equipment Provided by Hystar
Hystar will provide a 0.75 MW containerized PEM electrolyzer. This system will allow for efficient and portable hydrogen production. A filling station will also be constructed in conjunction with the plant, thus facilitating the delivery of hydrogen to industrial customers.
Management’s Comment
Fredrik Mowill, CEO of Hystar, expressed his enthusiasm about collaborating with Fortum in this new market. He emphasized the importance of successful delivery and reliable operations for the Källa pilot project.
Global Deployment
This agreement with Fortum marks an important step for Hystar as it continues to expand its activities globally in the field of renewable energies. The initiative reflects their ambition to become a key player in the hydrogen sector.
Highlights
| Partner | Fortum |
| Location | Källa, Loviisa, Finland |
| Technology | PEM electrolyzer |
| Power | 0.75 MW |
| Commissioning | End of 2025 |
