KeyState Energy Hydrogen Facility

Energy

Energy

Oil and natural gas production

Electric and Hydrogen Vehicles

A type of electric vehicle that uses a fuel cell to convert hydrogen into electricity to power its onboard motors.

Hydrogen produced from natural gas without carbon capture, which is the most common method currently.

A hydrogen production process that captures methane vented from coal mines and blends it with natural gas to produce hydrogen for aviation fuel applications.

Pennsylvania

A $1.5 billion hydrogen fuel production facility proposed by CNX Resources at Pittsburgh International Airport. The facility would capture coal mine methane, blend it with natural gas, and convert it into hydrogen-based aviation fuel for commercial aircraft.

An existing hydrogen production facility operated by KeyState Energy in northern Pennsylvania. The facility produces grey hydrogen from natural gas and is a partner in the Pittsburgh airport hydrogen project.

Establishment of the first low-carbon hydrogen production supply chain in Pennsylvania to supply Nikola's fuel cell electric vehicles.

Hydrogen fuel cell heavy-duty truck

Hydrogen produced from natural gas using conventional steam methane reforming. Currently produced at KeyState's facility in northern Pennsylvania.

Sustainable aviation fuel produced from hydrogen generated by blending coal mine methane with natural gas. Designed to power commercial aircraft with significantly lower emissions than conventional jet fuel.