TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION CALL FOR INNOVATION How to ensure safety and efficiency when working with hydrogen
The future of Hydrogen: Jumo works as a development partner with clients
The future of hydrogen: Jumo works as a development partner with clients T
he transition to renewable energy is accelerating, with hydrogen emerging as a key component in global
decarbonisation efforts. As industries move towards sustainable solutions, hydrogen’s ability to store and transport renewable energy makes it an essential element in the shift away from fossil fuels. Jumo, a leader in measurement
and control technology, is actively participating in the hydrogen economy’s rapid development. “We see hydrogen as a promising technology for the future and want to be part of its dynamic growth,” says Rainer Moritz, Jumo’s market segment manager for renewable energy. By aligning its product portfolio to meet the unique requirements of hydrogen applications, Jumo is positioning itself as both a supplier and a strategic development partner.
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THE ENERGY TRANSITION Hydrogen is expected to play a crucial role in replacing fossil fuels across multiple industries, from transportation to large- scale energy storage. The production of hydrogen through electrolysis—using renewable energy sources to split water into hydrogen and oxygen—offers a clean and scalable alternative. However, for hydrogen to be
adopted on a broad scale, innovative technologies and infrastructure must be developed. This extends beyond electrolysis and fuel cells to include systems that can replace natural gas, synthesise e-fuels, and ensure CO2-free industrial processes. “Many companies are facing challenges when integrating hydrogen into their operations,” Moritz explains. “New suppliers, technical solutions, and specialised expertise are required – especially when working with explosive gases.”
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