Technology

Thermochemical water splitting hydrogen production technologies are recognized by the US Department of Energy as essential hydrogen production pathways to achieve net zero. 

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Hydrogen has the highest energy-to-weight ratio as an energy carrier. To produce such a high energy-dense product, the energy source has to come from other available energy forms. Conventional green hydrogen production technologies use water electrolysis to produce hydrogen. However, electricity also needs to be generated from other forms of energy, and renewable energy to produce green electricity is still expensive and not widely available.

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CleanInnoGen focuses on a chemical technology that produces hydrogen using cheaper and more readily available heat. All the outset we will get this heat from high-temperature industries. In the long term, this allows us to tap into the ultimate sustainable energy source we have on the planet, such as solar heat and geothermal, which enables the hydrogen economy for generations to come.