We manufacture industrial alkaline electrolysers in Medellín, Colombia. They produce hydrogen inside your plant to replace natural gas, LPG and diesel in boilers, furnaces and dryers — connecting to your existing equipment through burner adaptation.
Written for plant engineers evaluating fuel substitution, not for brochures. They cover what changes in the combustion and what has to be modified.
Flame temperature, flame speed, invisible-flame detection, NOx control and the 20 / 60 / 100 % substitution steps.
Read the guide →Lower flame radiation, water-vapour atmosphere, refractory compatibility and staged conversion by zone.
Read the guide →Coal, LPG, fuel oil, biomass and on-site hydrogen compared on cost, emissions and currency exposure.
Read the comparison →| Model | Typical application |
|---|---|
| Power Pack H₂ 10 | Bakeries, hotels, workshops |
| Power Pack H₂ 20 | Laundries and mid-size plants |
| Power Pack H₂ 50 | Steam boilers and furnaces |
| Power Pack H₂ 100 | Heavy industry and continuous processes |
With your own solar power and our electrolyzers, which run at 90% efficiency, on-site hydrogen costs about 15 to 20 USD per MMBtu, less than imported natural gas (18 to 25 USD). It does not yet beat coal or LPG per unit of energy. It is also the right answer where fuel price volatility is the real problem, where carbon compliance carries a cost, or where a ten-year total cost horizon drives the decision. Our engineer runs the exact calculation with your numbers, not ours.
We size the equipment against your actual thermal load and electricity tariff.
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