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Sunfire 50 MW Electrolyser Module

Sector: Manufacturing (Industrial) • Location: Germany

Source: IndexBox

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Sunfire, a German electrolyser manufacturer, has launched a new pressurized alkaline electrolyser module with a 50-megawatt capacity. This module aims to reduce total installed costs for industrial applications and facilitate project scaling. It builds on Sunfire's existing second-generation pressurized alkaline stack technology, which operates at 30 bar(g) and is already deployed in industrial fa

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Sector
Manufacturing (Industrial), Hydrogen
Location
Germany
Updated
22 Jul 2026
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IndexBox

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The project “Sunfire 50 MW Electrolyser Module” is an infrastructure initiative in the Manufacturing (Industrial) sector, located in Germany. Taiyo aggregates data on it from IndexBox.

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Sunfire, a German electrolyser manufacturer, has launched a new pressurized alkaline electrolyser module with a 50-megawatt capacity. This module aims to reduce total installed costs for industrial applications and facilitate project scaling. It builds on Sunfire's existing second-generation pressurized alkaline stack technology, which operates at 30 bar(g) and is already deployed in industrial facilities across Europe. The new module offers a capacity five times greater than the previous 10-megawatt module.

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Manufacturing (Industrial), Hydrogen

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2026-04-19

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