WASTE GOES IN, HYDROGEN COMES OUT.
Is it that simple?
Yes, it is.
We have developed a system that converts a wide range of waste into clean and efficient hydrogen.
Current methods for producing hydrogen require too much time, energy, and resources to be cost-effective. These techniques include electrolysis of water and steam reformation of methane, natural gas, or syngas.
We have developed a patented, straightforward process that efficiently splits hydrogen sulfide into high-purity hydrogen and sulfur. This new and proven science will impact the world by cutting the cost of hydrogen and making this environmentally friendly energy source available everywhere.
TRUE COLORS
"Clean hydrogen will play a key role in the world's transition to a sustainable energy future."
GRAY HYDROGEN
Requiring natural gas and fossil fuels, gray hydrogen accounts for most of the world's hydrogen supply, but the process releases greenhouse gases.
BLUE HYDROGEN
Blue hydrogen meets the low-carbon threshold but relies on nonrenewable energy sources.
GREEN HYDROGEN
Generated from sources that don't pollute, such as solar and wind, green hydrogen meets the low-carbon threshold but is expensive to produce.
INTRODUCING WHITE HYDROGEN
The hydrogen we produce from garbage is similar to green hydrogen (zero emissions). However, we take things one step further. We call it white hydrogen because our process cleans the environment as it produces hydrogen.
The hydrogen we produce will actively create a healthier planet while offering an affordable zero-emissions energy source.
Once hydrogen costs are reduced, global demand will reach 275 million metric tons per year by 2050.
THE OBVIOUS SOURCE OF ENERGY
As the lightest—and most abundant—of all the elements, a hydrogen atom is simply a single proton in a nucleus with a single electron orbiting the nucleus.
Despite its size, hydrogen is a desirable alternative to fossil fuels because it is three times as energy-dense as gasoline. A pound of hydrogen contains far more energy than a pound of anything else in the universe, even dynamite. By eliminating the high cost of producing hydrogen, we are increasing the value of a cleaner and more efficient energy source.
