C-Zero Raises $11.5M to Scale up 'Turquoise Hydrogen' Technology
The promise of a hydrogen economy to replace fossil fuels is commonly centered on the potential for "green hydrogen," generated via electrolysis of water with carbon-free electricity. But the vast majority of today’s industrial hydrogen production is "gray," made from natural gas via steam methane reforming — a process that emits carbon dioxide but at a low cost that electrolysis will struggle to beat over the coming decades. But natural gas can also be converted to hydrogen without the carbon emissions, via another spectrum of the hydrogen palette. These include "blue hydrogen...
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