A new study by Kinectrics and FuelCell Energy, supported by Bruce Power, will explore the potential to produce hydrogen using electricity generated by clean, reliable and affordable nuclear power. The Ministry of Energy is funding the study through its Hydrogen Innovation Fund, which will assess the potential of producing hydrogen through electrolysis, powered by a surrogate heat source to simulate a nuclear power plant and explore the use of solid oxide fuel cells for power generation and as a clean fuel source for vehicles. The study will evaluate the economic feasibility, including installation, maintenance and operation costs of hydrogen production, storage, distribution and power generation infrastructure. Bruce Power is an electricity company based in Bruce County, Ontario and is committed to protecting the environment and supporting the communities in which we live.
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