Green Hydrogen (Alkaline Water Electrolysis)

Energy policy and research

Electronics / Technology

water electrolysis technology for green hydrogen production

Gulf Coast

Japan

California

Large-scale green hydrogen infrastructure project involving a 20 MW modular electrolyser system capable of scaling up to 400 MW. Collaborations with Shell and Doral on infrastructure-scale hydrogen projects.

Retrofitting of ExxonMobil's Baytown complex near Houston to produce hydrogen and ammonia with integrated carbon capture and sequestration. The facility will produce 1 billion cubic feet of hydrogen per day and 1 million tonnes of ammonia annually while capturing over 98% of CO₂ emissions.

A 2 MW green hydrogen production facility in Moss Landing, California, utilizing advanced alkaline water electrolysis powered by renewable energy. The plant has been operational for 12,000 hours over roughly three years.

Modular green hydrogen electrolyser system with large single-element cells utilizing sophisticated membranes. Designed to scale from 20 MW to 400 MW with refurbishable cells to reduce maintenance costs.

Advanced electrolysis systems combining mature, cost-effective technology with innovative membrane designs to address capital and operational cost challenges in green hydrogen production.