Every year several hundreds of thousands of smaller fossil-based power generators are installed around the world leaving a hazardous footprint. With the launch of the CellPackā¢ Stationary, Blue World Technologies brings a green alternative to the global market.
Aalborg, Denmark, 3 February 2023 ā Following the start of series production of fuel cells in December 2022, the Danish fuel cell developer and manufacturer Blue World Technologies is now launching the CellPackā¢ Stationary, a methanol fuel cell-based power generator. The CellPackā¢ Stationary is specially developed for the telecommunication industry, an industry that every year installs hundreds of thousands of smaller gensets to keep people around the world connected. The CellPackā¢ Stationary can also be adapted to other demands such as electric vehicle charging or power supply for low-quality- or off-grid installations.
The CellPackā¢ Stationary can be delivered as a 5-, 10-, or 15-kW system for installation either as a backup, supplemental, or primary power source depending on customer need. With high efficiency, a continuous power output, a pure methanol fuel system, and IoT-based remote monitoring the CellPackā¢ Stationary is an innovative system replacing conventional fossil-based generators.
With a small footprint, the CellPackā¢ Stationary consists of a base unit combined with either one, two, or three 5 kW power modules depending on the customerās power need. The system can be installed as a hybrid solution combined with renewable energy sources such as solar cells or wind turbines. As the fuel cell system only has a few moving parts the noise and vibration levels are very low making it ideal for installation in densely populated areas.
At the fuel cell factory in Aalborg, Denmark, Blue World Technologies currently has an annual cell production capacity of 15 MW. This corresponds to 3,000 CellPackā¢ Stationary systems, giving the company a solid base to enter the market for smaller power generators. Within the next couple of years, the annual production capacity of the factory is expected to more than triple as the company anticipates a growing demand for diesel genset replacements while the company will also start large-scale deployment of fuel cells to other markets.
The CellPackā¢ Stationary has a continuous power output of 5 kW, 10 kW, or 15 kW.
The CellPackā¢ Stationary is a modular configuration consisting of a base and up to three power modules of 5 kW each.
The CellPackā¢ Stationary is based on high-temperature PEM fuel cell technology and has a system efficiency of 38-40%.
When powered by renewable methanol, CellPackā¢ Stationary has a carbon-neutral operation.
With no NOx, SOx, or particle emissions while in operation, The CellPackā¢ Stationary does not cause air pollution.
The CellPackā¢ Stationary is specially developed for the telecommunication industry but can also be used within many other industries in need for power generation.
