- Mobility: The technology can fuel any form of transport, including yachts, ships, ferries, aeroplanes, trains, cars, buses, and trucks.
- Infrastructure: The units can be used to construct a network of green hydrogen refuelling stations for land and marine purposes.
- Commercial: The technology can power urban environments, hospitals, remote farms/communities, mining/construction sites, factories, high rises, and offices.
- Consumer: The units can use the wastewater from homes — showers and sinks — to power homes
“Our mission is to commercialise a groundbreaking method for producing power so we can deliver a ‘right now’ solution for the urgent need to produce cost-effective, green and dependable energy,” says Genuine H2 Director, Michael Davies.
“The technology has unlimited uses as it can be purpose-built for our customers’ specific needs. We can construct large units for companies with a high-energy demand or modular units for sites needing mobile power.”
Powered by renewable sources, such as wind and solar, the electrolysis unit extracts green hydrogen from wastewater/seawater and converts it to electricity via a fuel cell.
“Our state-of-the-art method for producing green hydrogen is carbon-negative, as the process also extracts CO2 from the water, which is converted into bicarbonates for use in other industries such as farming or for long-term sequestration”.
“Due to this, Genuine H2 and its customers may be eligible for the lucrative carbon credit system, which reached a market size of US$851b in 2021.”
The Company says the electrolysis units can also take the wastewater/seawater and produce clean, pure water.
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Genuine H2 already has a substantial project underway, which it will announce in the coming weeks
