Solid Oxide Electrolysis and Fuel Cells
Overview
The ceramics used in solid oxide fuel cells and electrolysis cells have the characteristic of conducting electricity in the form of oxygen ions. The Niterra Group utilizes this property to provide SOECs (Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cell) that efficiently produce hydrogen through steam electrolysis, and SOFCs (Solid Oxide Fuel Cell) that efficiently generate electricity and heat from hydrogen and various fuels. These products, which achieve high efficiency, high reliability, and high energy density, contribute to the construction of a hydrogen society toward a carbon-neutral society and the decarbonization of industrial applications.
With high gas utilization and energy density, SOFC are used for power generation, producing electricity and heat from hydrogen and other fuels.
A highly efficient and durable steam electrolysis technology used in industrial applications such as steel, chemicals, and e-fuels.
A system that switches between fuel cell and electrolysis cell functions, enabling both power generation and hydrogen production.*SOFC is a product handled by MORIMURA SOFC TECHNOLOGY Co., Ltd. .