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A process that thermally cracks methane into hydrogen and synthetic graphite without emitting CO2. It operates at over 1200°C and is presented as a third route to hydrogen production, distinct from steam methane reforming and electrolysis.

Solid carbon byproducts from methane pyrolysis that are electrically conductive and suitable for applications like supercapacitors, battery production, electronics, and concrete manufacturing.

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

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Development of a larger version of the methane pyrolysis reactor capable of manufacturing at the new Woodinville site.

Deployment of demo reactors that produce hydrogen fuel and solid carbon from natural gas. A second generation of larger reactors is under development.

A device that breaks down natural gas to produce hydrogen fuel and solid carbon. Demo versions are being deployed, and a larger second generation is under development.

Solid carbon byproducts from methane pyrolysis, including electrically conductive nanoproducts, suitable for various industrial uses.

Industrial hydrogen gas produced by Linde for use in fuel stations and hydrogen-powered vehicles.