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Syntholene Energy Selects Dynelectro, Developer of "World's Most Efficient Electrolyzer" as Vendor for Synthetic Fuel Demonstration Facility

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Executive Summary
- Syntholene Energy Corp. selected Dynelectro ApS of Denmark as the electrolyzer technology vendor for its planned synthetic fuel demonstration facility in Iceland.
- The chosen solid‑oxide electrolyzer platform is touted as the industry’s most energy‑efficient solution, supporting low‑cost hydrogen production for eSAF and other eFuels.
- The vendor selection marks a key technical milestone as Syntholene advances engineering and procurement toward its first demonstration‑scale facility.
Key Details
- Vendor: Dynelectro ApS (Denmark) – developer of solid‑oxide electrolyzer units (DEUs).
- Technology Highlights:
- Industry‑leading energy efficiency for hydrogen production.
- High current density, modular deployment, reduced balance‑of‑plant complexity.
- Claims up to 90 % conversion of renewable electricity into clean hydrogen.
- Facility Purpose: Demonstrate integrated low‑cost hydrogen production feeding Syntholene’s proprietary Hybrid Thermal Production System for synthetic sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF).
- Strategic Fit: Aligns with Syntholene’s goal of capital‑efficient, repeatable synthetic fuel infrastructure and cost‑competitive eFuel economics.
- Evaluation Process: Two‑year technical and commercial assessment across major electrolyzer vendors focusing on efficiency, reliability, and scalability.
- Energy Supply Secured: 20 MW of dedicated renewable power allocated for the upcoming demonstration facility.
Notable Quotes
“Syntholene's eSAF production plans are a perfect match for Dynelectro's electrolyser solution,” – Sune Lilbaek, CEO, Dynelectro ApS
“The selection of Dynelectro is the result of a rigorous two‑year technical and commercial evaluation process… critical as we move from demonstration toward multi‑megawatt commercial deployment.” – Dan Sutton, CEO, Syntholene Energy Corp.
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