
Storage and transhipment at the source
Powerhub moves.
The decentralised hub for storage, transhipment and distribution: the node that connects local gas to the places where it's needed.
The junction between source and use
The Powerhub stands at or close to the source. It compresses and stores the gas, plans the Powerbox swaps and closes the mass balance for each period. Without the hub there is no delivery: the hub determines how much gas goes where, and when.
If you want the numbers
Specifications on request
You can get the Powerhub specifications on request, via the form on this page.
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Locations named with permission
We name the locations where the Powerhub is in operation with permission from the client and the source. If you want to see one running, you can come and take a look.
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Frequently asked questions
What chain builders ask us about the Powerhub first.
Is the Powerhub always located at the source?
At or close to the source, so the gas only has to be compressed and stored once before the Powerboxes take it away. Exactly where depends on the source and on demand in the area.
Can I use a Powerhub in a chain that I operate myself?
Yes. That's what Equipment is for: the same units and the same proof layer, in your own chain. What that takes in terms of source, demand and logistics, we go through per situation.
What does the hub log?
For every batch of gas the origin and the quantity, for every swap which Powerbox goes where, and for every period the mass balance. Powerpulse brings that together into the evidence file.
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