Waterwhelm

Technology that converts effluent from wastewater treatment plants into reusable water for hydrogen production with minimal electricity consumption and carbon emissions.

The process used to produce green hydrogen by splitting water using electricity.

Technology developed by Waterwhelm that converts effluent from wastewater treatment plants into reusable water for hydrogen production, achieving the lowest-ever rate of electricity consumption and carbon emissions for water reuse systems.

System that captures excess waste heat from ovens and production lines to reuse as energy rather than allowing it to dissipate.

Scotland

A system at the Port of Leith that supplies clean electricity to docked tugboats using hydrogen fuel generated from treated wastewater. The system combines water treatment, electrolysis, and hydrogen-powered generators to eliminate reliance on diesel auxiliary engines.

A government competition round under the UK SHORE program designed to fund demonstration projects for clean maritime technologies, including the HI-FIVED hydrogen shipping project.

Technology that splits treated water into hydrogen and oxygen through electrolysis to create clean fuel for the shore power system.

Technology that converts effluent from wastewater treatment plants into reusable water for hydrogen production with minimal electricity consumption and carbon emissions.

A generator that uses hydrogen fuel to produce clean electricity for shore power supply to docked vessels, with water vapor as the only emission.