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Minimizing levelized cost of hydrogen (LCOH) with advanced Proton Exchange Membranes (PEM) for Water Electrolysis
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This study set out to investigate the impact of PEM design on the LCOH for three distinct use cases: dedicated hydrogen production powered by nuclear, a green hydrogen production plant powered by offshore wind, and a local hydrogen production hub powered by a photovoltaic system. The GORE® PEM M275.80 was compared against both a state-of-the-art comparable market product and alkaline electrolysis, and found to be superior in all three use cases — offering the lowest LCOH thanks to its high cell efficiency.
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Constellation and W. L. Gore & Associates Collaborate on Long-Term Solar Power Purchase to Advance Gore's Carbon Reduction Goals
Posted June 11, 2024
Combining dielectric expertise with innovative fluoropolymer materials, W. L. Gore & Associates brings a portfolio of standard high data rate cables with proven performance over leading alternatives. Watch our video to see why the aerospace and defense industry has trusted our products for decades.
Ready To #TAKECHARGE of Your Electric Vehicle’s Reliability? Supply Chain Weighs In
Industry Articles, 1.46 MB
Gore Automotive Supply Chain leaders share strategies and insights about the ways Gore’s innovative approach is helping EV industry leaders achieve a smoother transition to a more sustainable future.
Discover how EV OEMs and component manufacturers can collaborate with Gore to address industry challenges — such as cost, range and reliability concerns — to help consumers embrace e-mobility with full confidence.
PEM Water Electrolysis (WE) has huge potential to meet green hydrogen production targets in a net-zero economy. However, the required scale-up presents significant challenges, from operation to commercialization.