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Modern Hydrogen's proprietary process that uses thermal energy to break down methane into hydrogen and solid carbon, avoiding CO2 emissions.

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.

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

Canada

Seattle

Deployment of carbon-based asphalt produced from Modern Hydrogen's solid carbon byproduct for filling potholes and road construction across multiple jurisdictions.

A collaboration between Modern Hydrogen and National Grid to test the hydrogen production technology and carbon-based asphalt under colder climate conditions at a gas facility in Long Island, New York.

A machine designed to convert human waste into safe drinking water, ash, and electricity. It aims to provide a viable sanitation solution for developing countries.

A machine that processes human waste to produce safe drinking water, ash, and electricity. It utilizes a boiling and steam engine process.

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.

A construction material made using the solid carbon byproduct from Modern Hydrogen's hydrogen production process.