PROMETEO Partners gather again!
PROMETEO project members meet again in Naples!
Photovoltaic plant
Solar power production
Concentrating Solar System
Solar heat production
Power supply
When renewable power is available, the electrolyzer is operated with steam generated from the heat storage system
Power grid
Green hydrogen is used for grid balancing
Thermal Energy Storage System
Solar heat storage and "on-demand" steam generation
Solid Oxide Electrolyser
Green hydrogen production from steam and (renewable) power
Gas grid
Green hydrogen is injected in the gas grid
Chemical industry
Green hydrogen is used as feedstock for ammonia production
Green Hydrogen
from Sunshine
Prometeo is a European Horizon 2020 project that aims to design, construct and test an innovative prototype to produce renewable hydrogen from solar power.
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Hydrogen PROduction by MEans of solar heat and power in high TEmperature Solid Oxide Electrolysers
The Prometeo’s prototype will be based on high-temperature solid oxide electrolysis (SOE) coupled with an innovative thermal energy storage (TES).
TES will optimize the use of intermittent solar heat in hydrogen production, making sure the heat stays hot enough to drive the solid oxide electrolysis at low-cost and high efficiency. The Prometeo prototype will consider three industrial applications as end-users.
Consortium
The Prometeo project brings together world-leading and highly experienced industrial and research partners from 4 European States: Italy, Spain, the Netherlands and Switzerland.
SME technology manufacturer
Companies
Large companies in the energy and chemical sectors
leading academic/research organisations
News
Students from the EOI visit IMDEA Energy to learn about advances in hydrogen and renewable fuels
PROMETEO presented during the Master in Renewable Energies and Energy Market at the Spanish School of Industrial Organization (EOI).
Scientific article published!
The work shows the results of the experimental campaign performed at FBK facility on a 5 kWe stack, and proposes an effective system control strategy for the 25 kWe pilot system built within the project.
Contacts
dott. Alberto Giaconia | Project Coordinator
ENEA - Centro Ricerche CasacciaVia Anguillarese, S.Maria di Galeria (Roma)alberto.giaconia@enea.it