National Grid Long Island Testing Facility

Energy

Software development / design

Energy

Software development / design

Investment/venture capital

Asphalt produced using solid carbon from hydrogen production instead of petroleum. The resulting material is stronger, cheaper, and more environmentally friendly than traditional petroleum-based asphalt.

Modern Hydrogen's core technology that splits natural gas into hydrogen and solid carbon without producing carbon dioxide emissions. The system resembles a large box and can be integrated into existing natural gas infrastructure.

Canada

Japan

Washington (Seattle headquarters); New York (Long Island testing facility); six states using carbon-based asphalt

Asphalt produced using solid carbon from hydrogen production instead of petroleum. The material is stronger, cheaper, and more environmentally friendly than traditional petroleum-based asphalt, with reduced emissions and enhanced durability.

A box-like system that splits natural gas into clean hydrogen and solid carbon without producing CO2 emissions. The system can be integrated into existing natural gas infrastructure and partially powers itself.