New partnership between PSG and thyssenkrupp nucera brings perfect gas sampling to the hydrogen generation sector

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New partnership between PSG and thyssenkrupp nucera brings perfect gas sampling to the hydrogen generation sector

22 Sep, 2022

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PSG and NUCERA, a subsidiary of thyssenkrupp AG, have signed a framework agreement whereby PSG, which stands for ‘Perfect Sample Gas’, will provide all of the analyser systems for monitoring the electrolysis process at NUCERA’s hydrogen generation plants. This agreement bears testament not only to PSG’s cutting edge technology, but to the company itself as one of the world’s most dependable providers of gas sampling technology.

Thorsten Reisinger, PSG’s managing director commented, “Hydrogen is an important component for a successful energy transition. After almost four decades of good cooperation with thyssenkrupp, we are therefore delighted to be involved in this future topic in particular – a great and sustainable success for our company,” 

The emergence of hydrogen generation to be used in methanation processes, as well as for fuel cells, as a synthesis gas has become a crucial element for successful energy transition.  PSG’s knowledge of this sector, their versatile technology and their comprehension of their customers’ needs have made the German manufacturers and indispensable partner for organisations across the world in need of perfect gas sampling. 

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