Fuel cells have been shown to provide clean, efficient, and reliable power generator in numerous applications worldwide over the past decades. CHEM has established a clear renewable energy vision based on PEMFC technologies. Since establishing the renewable energy center in 2008, CHEM has invested over one billion NTD in lab equipments and facilities focused on technology area such as PEMFC stacks, reformers, power conditioning and hydrogen storage methods. In addition to collaborating with academic and research institutions to develop advanced clean energy solutions, CHEM is also an active participant in Taiwan’s National Demonstration Projects (NDP). CHEM is the first company to publicly demonstrate successful operations of a hybrid stationary fuel cell system in Taiwan.

ME2H hydrogen dispenser from CHEM steps in as the solution. It significantly enhancing the boiler combustion efficiency, save fuels and whilst met the emission standard of environmental regulation. This means a significant reduction at approximately 350 million tons of carbon emission. The performance of ME2H in auto engine carbon removal is close to perfect. Take a 10-year-old mid-sized compact car as an example, 96.9% of the carbon monoxide is reduced after the treatment of ME2H

CHEM develops micro-grid products with integration of fuel cell deployment. We aim to providing the most complete solution for market needs. CHEM’s micro-grid system includes: 1) Household micro-grid system, which operates independently and provides a stable green power source for rural areas and off-shore islands where power grid coverage is difficult or unstable. 2) Integration of Smart Multifunctional Inverter, Power Management Systems (PMS), Intelligent Micro-grid Control System (iFlex-EMS) and distributed community micro grid system with Energy Storage System, along with BMS, all of the above are forming an adjustable virtual power plant. It saves energy and minimizes carbon emission by peak shaving and to improve the urban power congestion.