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Bryan Allen
Director of Hydrogen/Energy Storage at Dynapower
- Clean Energy
- Sales
- đź“ŤCharlotte, NC
Bryan is a Director of Sales and Marketing with more than 25 years of sales executive and product development experience. Bryan brings expertise in AC/DC critical power applications, battery energy storage (BESS), green hydrogen and renewable energy solutions. Combining this depth of knowledge with a passion for customer satisfaction, Bryan excels at solving customer challenges, building strong relationships, and leveraging partnerships to find solutions that work. In his past roles, Bryan’s ability to align company growth initiatives with strategic objectives brought significant competitive advantages and supported successful product launches in various size organizations.
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 BOOK NOW FOR your podcast
Bryan Allen
Director of Hydrogen/Energy Storage at Dynapower
- đź“ŤCharlotte, NC
- Clean Energy
- Sales
Bryan is a Director of Sales and Marketing with more than 25 years of sales executive and product development experience. Bryan brings expertise in AC/DC critical power applications, battery energy storage (BESS), green hydrogen and renewable energy solutions. Combining this depth of knowledge with a passion for customer satisfaction, Bryan excels at solving customer challenges, building strong relationships, and leveraging partnerships to find solutions that work. In his past roles, Bryan’s ability to align company growth initiatives with strategic objectives brought significant competitive advantages and supported successful product launches in various size organizations.
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“Green hydrogen production continues to draw extensive focus in the clean energy sector as supporting technologies develop and improve in efficiency. Hydrogen production facilities are being built across the globe, but because the process is dependent on having a ready supply of water, the increase in popularity has brought growing concern from local communities about the environmental impact of green H2 production. This series of three blog posts will outline and discuss these concerns and consider some of the solutions proposed to overcome them.”Â
“Location is everything in green hydrogen production. There must be a source of consistent, abundant green energy to power its electrolyzers, as well as a reliable water supply for the hydrogen creation process. The best source of energy for these facilities is usually solar – but, typically, good places for solar farms do not have a steady supply of water. Most PV projects are being built in arid areas, meaning abundant solar power but pre-existing water stress.”Â
“With the growth of the clean energy economy, and a heavy focus on hydrogen, green energy and water resources have sparked concern in local economies. Most concerns focus on the belief that there will be a major increase in water consumption  and that there are negative environmental impacts from desalination.  For the most part, these fears come from a lack of information being shared and a lack of knowledge about the production process of green hydrogen. Both of these factors are understandable because H2 production is still a nascent technology and not something that the general public has much experience with.”Â
Timeline
Feb 2022 - Present
Dynapower Company
Director of Hydrogen/Energy Storage
Nov 2020 - Feb 2022
Microporous
Director of Sales – North America
Jul 2019 - Feb 2020
Leoch Battery Corporation
Sr. Director of Sales and Marketing (North America and Latin America)
Feb 2010 - Mar 2019
Exide Technologies
Nov 2006 - Feb 2010
Schneider Electric
Senior Project Manager
Mar 1998 - Jan 2001
GE Water & Process Technologies
Account Manager
Dec 1995 - Mar 1998
PECO, an Exelon Company
Business Development/Utility Sales Engineer
Aug 1991 - Nov 1995
FMC Corporation
Electrical Design Engineer
