Matt Murdock

Renewable fuels

Hydrogen mobility

Waste management

Raven SR's non-combustion thermal and chemical reductive process that converts landfill gas and organic waste into hydrogen fuel and Fischer-Tropsch synthetic fuels.

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

Commercial vehicles powered by hydrogen fuel cells, offering a potential zero-emission alternative.

Wyoming

Aragon

A planned network of up to 250 hydrogen fueling hubs to be constructed by Raven SR and Hyzon, beginning with the Republic Services processing site in Richmond, California.

A facility in Zaragoza, Spain, that will convert organic waste into clean hydrogen using Raven SR's Steam/CO2 Reforming technology. It is designed to be the first European hub for this process.

A second green hydrogen production facility planned in California, location to be announced, as part of the arrangement with Republic Services.

Trucks powered by hydrogen fuel cells that Nikola plans to lease to customers.

Synthetic liquid fuels such as jet fuel and diesel fuel, as well as additives and solvents like acetone, butanol, and naphtha, produced from waste and natural gas.

Synthetic fuels produced alongside clean hydrogen from the conversion of waste using Raven SR's technology.