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中國石化新聞網訊 據全球能源新聞網1月12日報道，斯倫貝謝新能源（Schlumberger New Energy）、CEA及其合作伙伴今天宣布，歐盟委員會批準成立清潔制氫技術企業Genvia。在一種獨特的公私合作模式下，Genvia將斯倫貝謝和CEA的專業知識和經驗與VINCI Construction、Vicat以及法國歐西塔尼地區的投資機構l 'Agence Regionale del 'Energie et du climate (AREC)相結合。
氫是一種多功能的能源載體，是許多國家在2050年實現碳中和的能源轉型的關鍵組成部分。新合資企業將加快CEA高溫可逆固體氧化物電解槽技術的開發和首次工業部署，作為清潔制氫最有效和最具成本效益的技術。
廣泛而深入的聯盟對于實現氫生產目標、發展應用和創建新的能源基礎設施至關重要。
CEA董事表示，我們很高興能與這些經驗豐富、實力雄厚的合作伙伴合作，努力開發能夠實現脫碳的技術。在過去十年CEA開發的一系列技術的基礎上，我們共同制定了雄心勃勃的技術增長計劃，我們預計這項技術將改變清潔氫的生產。 這一舉措顯示了環境和經濟增長雄心的一致性，這對法國和歐洲支持政府和歐盟委員會的復蘇計劃非常重要。
Genvia技術的目標是實現最高的系統效率，從而顯著減少生產氫的用電量。這是同類技術中第一個完全可逆的技術，使其能夠靈活地在電解和燃料電池功能之間切換。
斯倫貝謝首席執行官Olivier Le Peuch表示，清潔的氫生產對世界實現其能源轉型目標至關重要。Genvia將匯集優秀的科學和先進的工程技術，以加速一項核心技術的開發，以實現廉價的制氫、能源存儲和大規模的燃料應用。
固體氧化物電解槽的在Genvia Giga工廠生產，該工廠將建立在法國歐西塔尼地區的貝濟耶。技術轉讓中心將設在法國格勒諾布爾的CEA基地。
總部位于巴黎的法國替代能源和原子能委員會（French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission）(CEA)在四個主要領域的研究、開發和創新方面發揮著關鍵作用:
國防和安全
低碳能源(核能和可再生能源)
工業技術研究
物理科學和生命科學基礎研究
斯倫貝謝新能源公司通過利用斯倫貝謝在新興市場的知識和商業資本，探索新的增長途徑，重點是低碳和碳中性能源技術。該公司業務活動包括在氫、鋰、碳捕獲和固存、地熱發電和用于供暖和制冷建筑的地球能源等領域的投資。
郝芬 譯自 全球能源新聞網
原文如下：
SCHLUMBERGER AND PARTNERS CREATE CLEAN HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGY VENTURE
Schlumberger New Energy, the CEA and Partners announced today the European Commission’s approval for the formation of Genvia, a clean hydrogen production technology venture. In a unique private-public partnership model, Genvia combines the expertise and experience of Schlumberger and the CEA with VINCI Construction, Vicat, and the investment vehicle of the French Occitanie Region, l’Agence Régionale de l’Energie et du Climat (AREC).
Hydrogen is a versatile energy carrier and a key component of the energy transition for many countries targeting carbon neutrality by 2050. The new venture will accelerate the development and the first industrial deployment of the CEA high-temperature reversible solid oxide electrolyzer technology, as the most efficient and cost-effective technology for clean hydrogen production.
Broad and deep alliances are critical to reach hydrogen production goals, evolving applications and creating a new energy infrastructure.
“We are very pleased to be working alongside such experienced and strong partners as we strive to develop technologies that enable decarbonization. Together, building on a set of technologies developed by the CEA over the last decade, we have ambitious growth plans for a technology that we expect to be a game-changer in the production of clean hydrogen. This initiative demonstrates an alignment of environmental and economic growth ambitions that is important for France and Europe in support of the government’s and the Commission’s recovery plan,” said Fran?ois Jacq, Chairman of the CEA.
Genvia technology aims to achieve the highest system efficiency, resulting in significantly less electricity use per kg of hydrogen produced. The technology is the first of its kind that is fully reversible, giving it the flexibility to switch between electrolysis and fuel cell functions.
“Clean hydrogen production is critical for the world to meet its energy transition goals. Genvia will bring together outstanding science and advanced engineering to accelerate the development of a core technology to unlock affordable hydrogen production, energy storage and fuel applications at scale,” said Olivier Le Peuch, Chief Executive Officer, Schlumberger.
The manufacturing of solid oxide electrolyzers will occur at the Genvia gigafactory, which will be established in Béziers, Occitanie Region, France. The center for technology transfer will be located at the CEA site in Grenoble, France.
The French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), based in Paris, is a key player in research, development and innovation in four main areas:
defence and security,
low carbon energies (nuclear and renewable energies),
technological research for industry,
fundamental research in the physical sciences and life sciences.
Schlumberger New Energy explores new avenues of growth by leveraging Schlumberger’s intellectual and business capital in emerging markets, with a focus on low-carbon and carbon-neutral energy technologies. Its activities include ventures in the domains of hydrogen, lithium, carbon capture and sequestration, geothermal power and geo-energy for heating and cooling buildings.
