Environmental Defense

Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity sources, considered a critical component for hydrogen's long-term credibility as a clean fuel.

The process used to produce green hydrogen by splitting water using electricity.

Space-based technology designed to detect and measure methane emissions from oil and gas sites. The technology can observe methane leaks across large geographic areas.

United States

Texas

A project aiming to make hydrogen fuel technology less of a concept and more of an everyday reality by testing it with end-users across various applications including cars, forklifts, buses, and heat/power.

Proposed hydrogen production facility in Centralia, Washington by Fortescue, intended to support regional clean hydrogen development and power generation initiatives.

A joint powers authority and public utility formed by the City of Lancaster and City of Industry to connect renewable hydrogen producers with reliable buyers. FPH2 operates as a market broker and intermediary, facilitating transparent transactions without producing hydrogen itself.

An advanced monitoring system that provides constant updates on methane leaks and generates gas plume images to help operators identify leak sources and take preventive action.

A high-frequency hydrogen sensor with a 0.1 ppm detection limit, utilizing catalytic oxidation and laser absorption spectroscopy.