Hydrogen Decentralised Energy Utilisation and Storage (HYDERUS )

氢分散能源利用和存储（HYDERUS）

• 批准号: 82688
• 金额: $ 7.51万
• 依托单位: COSTAIN LIMITED
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Small Business Research Initiative
• 财政年份: 2020
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2020 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=82688
• 关键词: Hydrogen; Decentralised; Energy; Utilisation; Storage

The Hydrogen Decentralised Energy Utilisation and Storage (HYDERUS) project will develop and demonstrate a zero-carbon combined heat and power (CHP) system, integrating renewable and low-carbon hydrogen production, delivery, blending, and storage technologies with an Aurelia Turbines A400 (400 kW) gas turbine engine. Led by Costain Group plc, Phase 1 of HYDERUS will conduct a feasibility study into the project models, hydrogen production methods, and CHP demand centres best suitable for the Aurelia Turbine A400\. In Phase 2, the CHP will be installed at the preferred location to generate low-carbon heat and power at Cardiff University's Gas Turbine Research Centre, which sits at the heart of the South Wales Industrial Cluster (SWIC) in Neath-Port Talbot. Given the proximity of on-shore wind generation (Mynydd Brombil and Pen y Cymoedd) to the demonstration site, the potential to convert and store local renewable generation as zero-carbon hydrogen through electrolysis will be considered by this feasibility study. Other hydrogen production and delivery options to be evaluated include direct pipeline from BOC Margam steam-methane reformer (SMR), utilisation of process hydrogen from Tata Steel via water-gas shift and pipeline, and on-site SMR with carbon capture and storage (CCS). Direct delivery of low-carbon electricity from the CHP to a local Neath-Port Talbot school, Ysgol Cwm Brombil, will also be evaluated in addition to the local Welsh Assembly Government buildings around the installation site. By developing this novel hydrogen CHP package, the outcomes of HYDERUS then aim to provide a roadmap for decentralised, decarbonised hydrogen production, storage, and utilisation for industrial heat and power throughout SWIC, the UK industrial clusters, and the communities which surround them. By engaging directly with Neath-Port Talbot council, HYDERUS will also provide an interactive training tool for engagement with the students and local community on hydrogen technology. The funding requested from SBRI Phase 1 will be utilised to support this feasibility study in preparation for a larger Phase 2 funding application for the demonstrator to be constructed, installed and operated. Costain Group plc will produce the feasibility study, engaging with key stakeholders across the hydrogen CHP value chain, including Aurelia Turbines, BOC, Cardiff University's GTRC, Cardiff University's Centre for Integrated Renewable Energy Generation and Supply, Neath-Port Talbot Council, Swansea University SPECIFIC, University of South Wales Hydrogen Centre, Vattenfall, Wales and West Utilities, and Welsh Assembly Government.

氢分散的能源利用和存储（HYDERUS）项目将开发并证明零碳组合的热量和功率（CHP）系统，将可再生和低碳氢的生产，交付，混合和储存技术与Aurelia Turbine A400 A400（400 kW）的燃油发动机集成。在Costain Group PLC领导下，Hyderus的第一阶段将对项目模型，氢生产方法和CHP需求中心进行可行性研究，最适合Aurelia Turbine A400 \。在第2阶段，CHP将安装在首选地点，以在加的夫大学的燃气轮机研究中心产生低碳热量和电力，该中心位于Neath Port Talbot的南威尔士工业集群（SWIC）的中心。考虑到近海风产生（MyNYDD Brombil和Pen Y Cymoedd）与示范地点的距离，这项可行性研究将考虑通过电解转换和存储局部可再生生成的潜力。要评估的其他氢生产和输送选项包括BOC Margam Steam-METHANE REMILER（SMR）的直接管道，通过水气偏移和管道从TATA钢进行工艺氢的利用，以及带有碳捕获和存储（CCS）的现场SMR。除了在安装现场周围的当地威尔士议会政府大楼外，还将评估低碳电力从卫生防护中心到当地的Neath港口Talbot学校YSGOL CWM BROMBIL。通过开发这种新型的氢CHP软件包，海德鲁斯的结果旨在为整个瑞士，英国工业集群以及周围的社区提供分散，脱碳的氢生产，储存和利用的路线图。通过直接与Neath港口塔尔伯特委员会（Neath-Port Talbot Council）互动，Hyderus还将提供与学生和当地社区有关氢技术的交互式培训工具。 SBRI 1阶段要求的资金将用于支持这项可行性研究，以准备较大的2阶段资金申请，以构建，安装和操作示威者。 Costain Group plc will produce the feasibility study, engaging with key stakeholders across the hydrogen CHP value chain, including Aurelia Turbines, BOC, Cardiff University's GTRC, Cardiff University's Centre for Integrated Renewable Energy Generation and Supply, Neath-Port Talbot Council, Swansea University SPECIFIC, University of South Wales Hydrogen Centre, Vattenfall, Wales and West Utilities, and Welsh Assembly Government.