Empowering a Carbon Free Future
Our Technologies
Electrolyzer
We are developing new materials and designs to enhance the performance of electrolyzers. The demand for sustainable hydrogen production and energy storage solutions is driving the ongoing and dynamic field of electrolyzer development. Our key focus is to improve the efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and scalability of the technology to enable widespread adoption in various applications
Fuel Cell
Promoting the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and exploring hydrogen's use in other transportation modes like trucks, buses, trains, and ships. Hydrogen-powered transportation can help reduce emissions and dependency on fossil fuels.
NanoMaterials
Nanomaterials play a significant role in advancing hydrogen-related technologies, including hydrogen production and utilization in fuel cells. Their unique properties and characteristics at the nanoscale offer several advantages that can enhance the efficiency, performance, and overall viability of hydrogen and fuel cell systems. Nanostructured catalysts, such as platinum nanoparticles supported on carbon nanomaterials, have shown superior performance in fuel cells. Our Nanomaterials offer higher surface areas and improved electrocatalytic activity, enabling more efficient oxygen reduction and hydrogen oxidation reactions in fuel cells.
Enhanced Catalysts
Enhanced catalysts play a crucial role in advancing various technologies, including electrolyzers and fuel cells, as well as many other industrial processes. Catalysts are substances that accelerate chemical reactions without being consumed in the process. They lower the activation energy required for reactions to occur, making them more efficient and economically viable.
Encouraging the development and scale up of renewable hydrogen production
The inclusion of ammonia production as part of the mission aligns with the growing importance of ammonia as a potential clean energy carrier. Ammonia can be used to store and transport hydrogen effectively, making it a valuable component in the transition towards renewable energy sources.