Ceres Power Holdings, a UK-based clean energy technology developer, has announced a further contract with Shell to work on the design of a solid-oxide electrolyser module for large-scale industrial applications such as synthetic fuels, ammonia, and green steel. The project builds on the success of their existing collaboration, which led to the deployment of a one-megawatt SOEC system at Shell’s R&D facility in Bangalore, India. The pressurized module design aims for scalability to produce sustainable future fuels in industrial plants. Ceres' CEO, Phil Caldwell, expressed confidence in the strategic collaboration with Shell and highlighted the efficiency gains of SOEC technology. The project targets high efficiency, performance, and integration with other processes, with a focus on achieving a module level efficiency of less than 36kWh/kg of hydrogen, aligning with EU technology targets for 2030. This collaboration demonstrates a positive approach towards advancing clean energy solutions and sustainable fuel production.