Test facility

Hydrogen production

Natural hydrogen exploration and development

energy regulator

Brewing and beverage production

The existing infrastructure used to supply power to most homes and businesses in England.

Analytical methods to study soil composition and chemical processes that produce and trap hydrogen underground.

Substances that increase the rate of a chemical reaction without themselves undergoing any permanent chemical change. In fuel cells, they are essential for producing hydrogen gas.

Australia

France

Lancashire

Exploration efforts in France and other European locations studying ancient geological formations with naturally occurring hydrogen seeps, led by companies including 21net.

A major project in the UK testing the effectiveness and safety of 100% hydrogen as a power source for homes and businesses, aiming to reduce carbon emissions.

A proposed facility to produce hydrogen using electrolysis, which will power the adjacent AB InBev brewery and replace natural gas, aiming to eliminate 11,000 tons of annual carbon emissions.

A line of factory-made pressurized alkaline electrolysers, with the latest model being a 6.5 MW unit designed for cost-effective green hydrogen production.

High-quality, solid carbon produced as a byproduct of hydrogen generation, usable in materials like electric car batteries.