Manila, Philippines—A revolutionary energy storage solution primarily using hydrogen is set to make its way into the Philippines. Harnyss, a Texas-based energy technology company, is introducing its patented low-pressure hydrogen storage solutions that could significantly complement the utilization of renewable energy in various settings.
, a Texas-based energy technology company, is introducing its patented low-pressure hydrogen storage solutions that could significantly complement the utilization of renewable energy in various settings.
The proprietary system uses low-pressure hydrogen at just about 250 pounds per square inch—up to 10 times lower than the standard 2,500 pounds per square inch used in traditional storage. This is made possible by binding hydrogen to strategic materials inside the special canisters. Harnyss also utilizes non-rare earth minerals that make it stand out compared to conventional energy storage products that use more volatile batteries made from lithium-ion.
Ideally, both Oasis systems could store energy from the grid and/or renewable energy generated from solar or wind panels, which are getting more popular in the country. Overall, the Harnyss technology is perfect for the Philippines as it is much more practical. The revolutionary hydrogen technology makes it possible to store energy more efficiently and use that when needed. Moreover, its by-product is just water and has much less emission, making it very friendly to the environment.
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