Clean Hydrogen

Energy policy and research

Hydrogen Production

Heartland's proprietary ultra-high temperature ionic gasifier used to produce clean hydrogen and sustainable carbon via methane pyrolysis.

A process developed at Rice University that rapidly heats waste plastic to extremely high temperatures to convert it into graphene and hydrogen gas. The technique grinds plastic into confetti-size pieces, mixes it with a conductive material, and passes very high voltage through the mixture.

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.

Europe

Aragon

Aims to produce low-cost clean hydrogen from natural gas, develop hydrogen pipelines, fueling stations, and permanent CO2 storage.

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.

Rice University's method to convert mixed plastic waste into high-yield hydrogen gas and graphene through rapid flash Joule heating. The process is scalable, low in complexity, and environmentally friendly.