A consortium led by Gemserv has secured around GBP 6.7 million from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy to deliver the Tyseley Ammonia to Green Hydrogen Project, through the Net Zero Innovation Portfolio Low Carbon Hydrogen Supply 2 Competition. The project aims to design, build, commission, and operate the world’s largest and most efficient ammonia to hydrogen conversion unit of its kind. The demonstration unit is based on innovative technology developed by H2SITE and is located at Tyseley Energy Park, a strategic energy and resource hub in the West Midlands.The University of Birmingham is proud to support the development of this world-leading ammonia to hydrogen conversion unit at Tyseley Energy Park. Over the past five years we have been working with TEP to drive the decarbonisation of heat, transport, recycling and energy systems across the region and will ensure this project is linked into the many opportunities available at TEP.The project aims to address these challenges by harnessing technology innovation and well-established ammonia supply chains, and in doing so position the UK at the forefront of an emerging global market. The demonstration unit will deliver 200kg/day of transport-grade hydrogen to an existing and co-located hydrogen refuelling station, equipped to service buses, goods vehicles and passenger cars.
A consortium led by Gemserv has secured around GBP 6.7 million from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy to deliver the Tyseley Ammonia to Green Hydrogen Project, through the Net Zero Innovation Portfolio Low Carbon Hydrogen Supply 2 Competition. The project aims to design, build, commission, and operate the world’s largest and most efficient ammonia to hydrogen conversion unit of its kind. The demonstration unit is based on innovative technology developed by H2SITE and is located at Tyseley Energy Park, a strategic energy and resource hub in the West Midlands.The University of Birmingham is proud to support the development of this world-leading ammonia to hydrogen conversion unit at Tyseley Energy Park. Over the past five years we have been working with TEP to drive the decarbonisation of heat, transport, recycling and energy systems across the region and will ensure this project is linked into the many opportunities available at TEP.The project aims to address these challenges by harnessing technology innovation and well-established ammonia supply chains, and in doing so position the UK at the forefront of an emerging global market. The demonstration unit will deliver 200kg/day of transport-grade hydrogen to an existing and co-located hydrogen refuelling station, equipped to service buses, goods vehicles and passenger cars.
