Cummins Inc. will supply a 35 MW proton exchange membrane electrolyzer system for Linde’s new hydrogen production plant in Niagara Falls, New York, according to a news release.
Once commissioned, Cummins’ electrolyzer system will power Linde’s largest green hydrogen plant in the U.S., marking significant progress in moving the green hydrogen economy forward.
“This project is not only a milestone for Cummins, but also for the energy transition in the U.S.,” said Amy Davis, vice president and president of New Power at Cummins. “Adding the 35 MW of this Linde plant to our electrolyzer project footprint highlights our commitment to scaling the green hydrogen economy and our ability to support large-scale renewable hydrogen production with market-leading innovation.”
Cummins is supplying Linde with a state-of-the-art electrolyzer system designed for easy on-site installation with the ability to scale up output as needed. At the plant, Cummins’ electrolyzers will be powered by hydropower, making the end product completely “green,” or carbon-free, hydrogen.
