Heating halls energy self-sufficiently? With hydrogen!

What to do with the surplus PV power yield in summer?

One of the most exciting answers to this question not only saves a lot of costs for the expensive grid-dependent energy supply, it is a further step towards energy self-sufficiency in times of the heat transition.
The PV summertime heat is used for the decentralized production of H2, which is stored and used to heat the hall in winter without any conversion losses. This allows CO₂-free heat to be provided even when the sun is not shining. Quite simple, really.

👉 Watch the 1-minute video now and find out how hydrogen makes your hall more sustainable and flexible.
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Heating halls energy self-sufficiently? With hydrogen!

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