SOURCE: Rockwell Automation

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Rockwell’s advanced automation technologies recently helped to light up the Eiffel Tower.

To create the light show, a team from EOdev, a subsidiary of Energy Observer, built a hydrogen fuel cell-based power generator using Rockwell energy management technologies. The generator mirrors the one used on the Energy Observer – the world’s first hydrogen-powered ship. This first-of-its-kind light display was part of the city’s “Le Paris de l'hydrogène” event in May.

Video of the light show is being shared in celebration of Bastille Day, the national day of France, on July 14. See the light show video.

Tweet me: .@EODev_H2 uses renewable hydrogen energy and @ROKAutomation technologies to power a light display at the @EiffelTower https://bit.ly/3yMCfAg @energy_observer

KEYWORDS: NYSE: ROK, Rockwell Automation, Paris, Le Paris de l'hydrogène, The Energy Observer, hydrogen