Partners
Diverse partnerships.
Purpose-driven collaborations.
We partner with hydrogen component suppliers, R&D companies, manufacturers, governments,
universities, investors, and businesses
Proud members of:
University Partnerships
Technology is not moving quickly enough to meet the monumental demand for clean, resilient, and secure energy.
Without rapid hydrogen technology development and deployment, we will not be able to switch to clean energy in time to stop climate change.
We are part of a multisector network exploring current
and future hydrogen solutions for planetary and human benefit.
Hydrogen Infrastructure
Component Durability and accessibility are keys to reimagining more reliable hydrogen technology.
Capital Access
Aligning partners and finding the right opportunities for scaling development through investment, and government and private grant funding
Pilot Programs
Developing programs that corroborate the technological leaps Hydrogen adaptation can provide.
KEY INDUSTRIES
ENERGY
As the world pursues clean, decentralized energy… massive challenges are ahead.
Energy needs to be stored and transported, clean and efficient. Taking our energy infrastructure from burning fuels to supplying renewable energy will take a massive effort. Green Hydrogen can become the fuel of tomorrow, facilitating clean intermittent energy growth.
We've been researching efficient hydrogen production for over a decade with PEM Water Electrolysis in dynamic environments where durability and cost-effectiveness are paramount.
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TRANSPORT & SHIPPING
The airport, maritime, and trucking industries, to name a few, will still be using diesel engines for years to come before a viable transition to renewable alternatives is offered.
Our Hydrogen research explores the upgrade of existing engines and their emission reduction, offering not just an immediate solution to improve our climate but also an improvement to these engines and, in turn, the industries reliant on them.
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HEALTHY COMMUNITIES
The exploration of energy expansion to disadvantaged communities and areas with limited power accessibility is one of the primary focuses of our research.
Normalizing access to energy even in the most remote and challenging regions leaves space for communities to switch their focus to growth and development.
