HPS energy autonomy is achieved through Hyto Energy’s integrated systems, which combine renewable energy generation, hydrogen storage, and fuel cell technology. The HPS Picea unit exemplifies this, using solar/wind power to produce hydrogen via electrolysis, stored in tanks for year-round energy supply. During winter or low sunlight, the stored hydrogen powers a fuel cell to meet heating and electricity needs. Hyto’s engineering approach ensures system redundancy and adaptability, with intelligent controls optimizing energy flow. For projects seeking energy autonomy, Hyto offers customized HPS solutions tailored to site-specific renewable resources. Contact us for a feasibility study.