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Hychor Ltd

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Development of novel seawater electrolysis technology to produce green hydrogen directly from seawater without prior desalination.

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Coastal, Off-Grid, 24/7 Green Hydrogen Production from Seawater
A Hychor-led proposition offering small-scale, coastal, off-grid hydrogen production using its Hydrogen Seawater Electrolysis Technology (HySET), targeting projects that require 3–5 kg of hydrogen per day.
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Hychor registered office (University of Aberdeen, Macrobert Building)
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Often mentioned with · Technologies

Hydrogen Seawater Electrolysis Technology (HySET)
Hychor’s Hydrogen Seawater Electrolysis Technology (HySET) is a proprietary electrochemical system that produces green hydrogen directly from seawater without an intermediate desalination step.[1][2][4] It is marketed as a compact, on-site and off-grid solution that can use renewable electricity to generate small daily quantities of hydrogen (on the order of a few kilograms) for coastal and remote applications, aiming to reduce both capital and operating costs compared to conventional freshwater electrolysis plus desalination.[1][4]
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Scotland (Aberdeen and coastal areas)
Scotland (Aberdeen and coastal areas)
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Coastal, Off-Grid, 24/7 Green Hydrogen Production from Seawater
A Hychor-led proposition offering small-scale, coastal, off-grid hydrogen production using its Hydrogen Seawater Electrolysis Technology (HySET), targeting projects that require 3–5 kg of hydrogen per day.
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Hychor registered office (University of Aberdeen, Macrobert Building)
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Dr Jani Shibuya
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Comprehensive Chlorine Suppression: Advances in Materials and Strategies for Direct Seawater Electrolysis
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Advancing direct seawater electrocatalysis for green and affordable hydrogen
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Green hydrogen from seawater electrolysis: Recent developments and future perspectives
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Green Hydrogen Production From Seawater With Hychor’s HySET Technology
Hychor is a spin-out from the University of Aberdeen focused on first-of-a-kind electrochemical systems that generate green hydrogen directly from seawater, aiming to reduce costs and infrastructure needs for hydrogen production.[2][4] The company promotes its Hydrogen Seawater Electrolysis Technology (HySET) for on-si

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