This presentation presents a comprehensive analysis of integrating green hydrogen technology into microgrids to achieve a reliable and sustainable power supply. Microgrids, being localized power systems, are gaining increasing popularity due to their ability to enhance energy efficiency, promote renewable energy utilization, and improve grid resiliency. Discussing, the challenges that persist in terms of ensuring a continuous and stable power supply, especially when relying on intermittent renewable energy sources.

By utilizing excess renewable energy to generate hydrogen, microgrids can store energy for later use, overcoming the limitations of intermittency and improving overall grid stability.

It analyses the performance and impact of both, on-grid and off-grid solutions, including their ability to provide reliable power supply, enhance grid stability, and facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources. Examining operational safety measures in hydrogen production and how to combine the monitoring of reliability and safety in a seamless manner. Safety of gas monitoring, storage of hydrogen and the aspect of operational safety with continuous monitoring.

A 10 minute Q&A will follow this session.