Endua’s Head of Business Growth & Development Tim Latimer speaks at the Supplying to Renewable Energy Forum, hosted by the Department of State Development and Infrastructure. He explains how electrolysis can convert excess renewable electricity into green hydrogen, discusses distributed hydrogen production and explores opportunities for more organisations to participate in the renewable energy transition.

In this video

• Endua’s approach to product engineering and distributed green hydrogen production

• How electrolysis can convert excess renewable energy into stored hydrogen

• How hydrogen can support mobility, power and other energy applications

Video transcript

Speaker: Tim Latimer, Head of Business Growth & Development, Endua

Endua is a business focusing on manufacturing and developing electrolysis equipment for the production of green hydrogen. We also include product engineering and product design to provide solutions in-market that enable our customers to generate hydrogen in a distributed way where they need it most.

Our company designs technologies that utilise renewable energy to its fullest.

Electrolysis is a great way to use excess renewable energy that’s on the grid and store it for uses in mobility, or even in power and energy.

We really wanted to share the message of the opportunity that is in front of us from a renewables perspective and make those unaware of where they can contribute and where they can participate into the transition of renewables in our grid.

Learn more about renewable-powered hydrogen production

Read more about Endua’s presentation at the Supplying to Renewable Energy Forum, how renewable energy can produce green hydrogen and why electrolyser technology choice matters. Discover how Endua’s PEM electrolyser technology supports distributed, on-site hydrogen production.

If your organisation is exploring how to use renewable energy for hydrogen production, talk to our team about your energy profile and project requirements.