Endua develops hydrogen electrolysis technologies for on-site production of green hydrogen, enabling decentralized energy storage solutions that provide reliable power for remote industries. Their modular power banks offer multi-day energy storage, effectively replacing diesel generators and reducing reliance on traditional fuel supply chains.
Funding
$11.8M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Remote industries often rely on diesel generators for power, leading to high fuel costs, logistical challenges, and significant carbon emissions. These industries require reliable, on-site energy storage solutions that can operate independently of traditional fuel supply chains and centralized grids.
Solution
Endua provides on-site green hydrogen production and storage solutions, enabling remote industries to replace diesel generators with a cleaner, more reliable power source. Their modular power banks utilize hydrogen electrolysis to generate hydrogen from renewable energy sources, offering multi-day energy storage capabilities. This approach eliminates the need for long-distance fuel transportation, reduces operational costs, and minimizes environmental impact. Endua's solutions are designed for seamless integration into existing sites, providing a plug-and-play, power-to-gas system for on-site hydrogen generation.
Target Audience
Endua targets remote industries such as mining, agriculture, and telecommunications that require reliable, off-grid power solutions and are looking to reduce their carbon footprint.
Features
- Modular power banks providing days to weeks of energy storage
- On-site hydrogen generation via PEM electrolysis
- Plug-and-play design for easy integration into new and existing sites
- Compact and scalable to suit various energy needs
- Eliminates reliance on diesel fuel supply chains
- Reduces carbon emissions compared to traditional power generation methods