Hydrogen is not the answer everywhere. But in some applications, particularly where direct electrification is difficult, it can be an important part of reducing emissions. Hyosis is focused on those niches, rather than trying to force hydrogen into every use case.

A system that is difficult to service, or that suffers from frequent unplanned outages, risks underperforming over its lifetime. A modular, serviceable design can:

• Extend useful asset life through component replacement
• Reduce the risk of early scrappage
• Support more consistent emissions reductions over time

Hyosis assumes that, where possible, electrolysers should be paired with low-carbon electricity sources. That may mean:

• On-site renewables with storage and control
• Low-carbon grid contracts
• Hybrid strategies blending local and grid power

The modular architecture is intended to be able to respond to variable power availability, rather than requiring perfectly flat, constant supply.