The much-watched Advanced Clean Energy Storage Hub (ACES Delta)—a project shaping up to be the largest renewable hydrogen energy hub in the U.S.—has received its first shipment of large-scale hydrogen electrolyzers and gas separators.
The shipment, unveiled on Oct. 25, marks the first equipment delivery for the Delta, Utah, project’s integrated Hydaptive package. Hydaptive is the trademarked name for Mitsubishi Power’s 2020-launched hydrogen product line, which comprises combined cycle gas turbines, electrolyzers, and hydrogen storage, providing a full digital and physical integration between hydrogen-capable generation assets and the integrated electrolytic-based hydrogen production plant.
