Hydrogen for tomorrow.
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Renewable energies such as solar and wind power depend on the weather. On sunny and windy days, more electricity is often generated than the grid can absorb – excess energy is lost or has to be curtailed.
For these large loads, it makes sense to use hydrogen as a storage medium. Hydrogen serves as a long-term storage solution in addition to battery storage.
Our Solution - H2 Energy Plant
Our hydrogen storage system makes renewable energy predictable and available at all times. Excess electricity is converted into green hydrogen, stored, and flexibly used as needed:
- Re-electrification via a fuel cell for continuous energy supply
- Heat generation for buildings or industrial processes
- Direct use as an emission-free energy carrier
Unlike conventional battery storage, hydrogen enables long-term, loss-free storage and can thus ensure a year-round, grid-independent energy supply.
Our team in front of the prototype of our hydrogen energy storage system – the solution for self-sufficient and sustainable energy supply in businesses.Our History
In the spring of 2022, it all started with a simple idea: "Let's do something with hydrogen," suggested Timo Schrand, managing director of a family business with longstanding expertise in pipeline and plant construction as well as working with technical gases.
This impulse marked the starting point for the planning of the H2 Energy Plant, initiated by Paul Hoffmann. What initially existed only on paper is now a reality: an innovative hydrogen facility that is not only pioneering but also reflects our commitment to sustainable energy.
Today, a dedicated project team of six experts is working on the H2 Energy Plant. Together, we combine our knowledge to master hydrogen in all its facets – from production and storage to application.
Our mission is clear: We want to harness the potential of hydrogen as the energy source of the future and create solutions that make a real difference – for industry, the environment, and society.
Exterior view of the H2 Energy Plant – the prototype of our hydrogen energy storage system.Our Blog
Our Offer
We at schrand.energy design and implement customized hydrogen solutions for a climate-neutral future. Our H2 Energy Plant is a modular and scalable hydrogen storage system in the form of a container, providing a sustainable, demand-driven, and self-sufficient energy supply.
Technology & Systems
- Electrolysis (AEM & PEM) – scalable in 50 kW increments
- High-efficiency electrolysis systems starting from 1.25 MW capacity increments
- Complete solution for self-consumption optimization
- Comprehensive solutions for self-sufficient commercial energy supply – with consulting on expanding renewable energy sources
- Customized design and planning of hydrogen systems
- Digital energy management system – integration and utilization
Application Areas
Our solution is highly versatile:
- Industry – Efficient energy supply for production processes and machinery
- Commercial – Stable energy costs and reduction of CO₂ emissions
- Agriculture – Sustainable energy for agricultural operations
- Residential – Integration into housing developments to increase energy independence and reduce operating costs
Your Advantages at a Glance
Energy Independence
Independence from weather, the grid, and fossil energy sourcesEnergy Efficiency
Intelligent system control for maximum utilization of renewable energyStable Energy Costs
Predictable and long-term cost securityCO₂ Neutrality
Sustainable energy without emissionsFuture Security
Hydrogen as the next-generation energy storage solutionDigitally Recorded CO₂ Balances
For transparent and sustainable reportingH2 Energy Plant
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