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Transforming industrial processes with green hydrogen

Replace fossil-derived hydrogen and fuels with green hydrogen to advance industries on their path to decarbonization.

The challenge: Decarbonizing heavy industries

Industries like steel, cement, chemicals, and glass are among the largest contributors to global CO₂ emissions. These sectors rely on high-temperature processes and fossil-based feedstocks, making them difficult to electrify and decarbonize. Customers need clean, scalable alternatives that integrate with existing infrastructure.

 

Our solution: Produce green hydrogen using PEM electrolysis

PEM electrolyzer systems produce green hydrogen using renewable energy sources — offering a drop-in replacement for gray hydrogen and fossil fuels. Green hydrogen is zero emissions and can support combustion, chemical synthesis, and reduction processes across a wide range of industrial applications.

主要优势:

  • Enables direct replacement of fossil-based hydrogen
  • Supports high-temperature and high-purity operations
  • Modular and scalable for pilot to full-scale deployment

Why green hydrogen in hard-to-abate sectors?

Green hydrogen offers industrial customers a practical path to deep decarbonization. Produced via PEM electrolysis, it delivers the energy intensity, purity, and flexibility needed to replace fossil-based inputs without compromising performance or productivity.

直接更换

Green hydrogen integrates with existing industrial processes

高纯度

On-site water electrolysis delivers ultra-pure hydrogen for demanding applications

可扩展性

Solutions range from pilot projects to large-scale integrated facilities

能源独立

Reduces reliance on fossil fuel supply chains with on-site hydrogen production

减碳

Enables significant carbon reduction in hard-to-abate industrial applications

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11 industries that benefit from cleaner hydrogen

Green hydrogen is a key enabler for decarbonizing hard-to-abate industrial sectors. Its versatility allows it to serve a wide range of applications. And while project sizes vary depending on hydrogen demand, each one comes with positive sustainability impacts.

怎么运行的 冲击
炼油厂 Refineries use hydrogen in processes like hydrotreating and hydrocracking to remove sulfur and other impurities from crude oil, producing cleaner fuels such as diesel and gasoline. Currently, most hydrogen is produced via steam methane reforming, which is carbon-intensive. Replacing conventional hydrogen with green hydrogen significantly reduces the carbon footprint of refining operations, especially in hydrotreating, supporting cleaner fuel production.
化肥 The fertilizer industry relies on the Haber-Bosch process to produce ammonia by combining hydrogen and nitrogen under high temperature and pressure. This process consumes 3–5% of global natural gas and 2% of final energy consumption. Green hydrogen enables carbon-neutral ammonia production, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and supporting sustainable agriculture and food security.
化工 Hydrogen is a key reactant and building block in the chemical industry, used to produce ammonia, methanol, polymers, plastics, and for purification processes. Transitioning to green hydrogen decarbonizes a wide range of chemical products, lowers greenhouse gas emissions, and reduces vulnerability to fossil fuel price volatility and supply chain disruptions.
铁板 Traditional steelmaking uses coal in blast furnaces, emitting ~2 tons of CO₂ per ton of steel. The industry is shifting to direct reduction of iron (DRI), where hydrogen replaces coal as the reducing agent. Green hydrogen-based steelmaking emits only water vapor, offering near-zero emissions and the potential to revolutionize one of the most carbon-intensive industries globally.
铝板 Aluminum production involves refining bauxite into alumina and smelting it into aluminum, both requiring high heat. Hydrogen is used in annealing, calcination, and heat treatment, including recycling processes. Green hydrogen supports low-carbon aluminum production and recycling, contributing to a circular economy and reducing emissions from high-temperature processes.
电子行业 Semiconductor manufacturing requires ultra-clean environments and high-purity hydrogen as a carrier gas for thin-film deposition, etching, and stabilization. On-site electrolysis provides a continuous supply of electronics-grade green hydrogen, ensuring product quality and process integrity while eliminating emissions.
水泥 Cement production involves firing kilns at extreme temperatures using coal and petcoke. Additionally, limestone calcination contributes to 60% of the sector’s CO₂ emissions. Green hydrogen can replace fossil fuels in kilns and be combined with captured CO₂ to produce e-fuels, enabling a circular carbon economy and reducing emissions in one of the most polluting sectors.
陶瓷 Ceramics are fired in kilns at temperatures over 1,000°C to produce construction materials, sanitaryware, and technical ceramics. These kilns typically run on natural gas. Switching to green hydrogen combustion lowers carbon emissions, supporting cleaner manufacturing of ceramic products.
Oils + fats Hydrogenation modifies the chemical structure of oils and fats for use in food, cosmetics, and biofuels, such as hardening oils for margarine. Green hydrogen enables sustainable hydrogenation processes across the oils and fats value chain, reducing environmental impact in food and cosmetic production.
液态氢 Hydrogen is liquefied by cooling it to -253°C, making it dense for efficient transport and storage. It’s used in hydrogen-powered vehicles and aerospace propulsion systems. When produced from renewable sources, liquid hydrogen supports zero-emission fuel supply chains for transportation and space exploration, enabling clean energy at scale.
Tube trailer distribution Hydrogen is distributed to industrial users via pipelines, tube trailers, or high-pressure cylinders. On-site electrolysis paired with strategically located filling stations creates localized production hubs. Powered by solar or wind, this model reduces transportation costs and delivery times while establishing zero-emission supply networks for dispersed industrial customers.
怎么运行的
炼油厂
Refineries use hydrogen in processes like hydrotreating and hydrocracking to remove sulfur and other impurities from crude oil, producing cleaner fuels such as diesel and gasoline. Currently, most hydrogen is produced via steam methane reforming, which is carbon-intensive.
化肥
The fertilizer industry relies on the Haber-Bosch process to produce ammonia by combining hydrogen and nitrogen under high temperature and pressure. This process consumes 3–5% of global natural gas and 2% of final energy consumption.
化工
Hydrogen is a key reactant and building block in the chemical industry, used to produce ammonia, methanol, polymers, plastics, and for purification processes.
铁板
Traditional steelmaking uses coal in blast furnaces, emitting ~2 tons of CO₂ per ton of steel. The industry is shifting to direct reduction of iron (DRI), where hydrogen replaces coal as the reducing agent.
铝板
Aluminum production involves refining bauxite into alumina and smelting it into aluminum, both requiring high heat. Hydrogen is used in annealing, calcination, and heat treatment, including recycling processes.
电子行业
Semiconductor manufacturing requires ultra-clean environments and high-purity hydrogen as a carrier gas for thin-film deposition, etching, and stabilization.
水泥
Cement production involves firing kilns at extreme temperatures using coal and petcoke. Additionally, limestone calcination contributes to 60% of the sector’s CO₂ emissions.
陶瓷
Ceramics are fired in kilns at temperatures over 1,000°C to produce construction materials, sanitaryware, and technical ceramics. These kilns typically run on natural gas.
Oils + fats
Hydrogenation modifies the chemical structure of oils and fats for use in food, cosmetics, and biofuels, such as hardening oils for margarine.
液态氢
Hydrogen is liquefied by cooling it to -253°C, making it dense for efficient transport and storage. It’s used in hydrogen-powered vehicles and aerospace propulsion systems.
Tube trailer distribution
Hydrogen is distributed to industrial users via pipelines, tube trailers, or high-pressure cylinders. On-site electrolysis paired with strategically located filling stations creates localized production hubs.
冲击
炼油厂
Replacing conventional hydrogen with green hydrogen significantly reduces the carbon footprint of refining operations, especially in hydrotreating, supporting cleaner fuel production.
化肥
Green hydrogen enables carbon-neutral ammonia production, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and supporting sustainable agriculture and food security.
化工
Transitioning to green hydrogen decarbonizes a wide range of chemical products, lowers greenhouse gas emissions, and reduces vulnerability to fossil fuel price volatility and supply chain disruptions.
铁板
Green hydrogen-based steelmaking emits only water vapor, offering near-zero emissions and the potential to revolutionize one of the most carbon-intensive industries globally.
铝板
Green hydrogen supports low-carbon aluminum production and recycling, contributing to a circular economy and reducing emissions from high-temperature processes.
电子行业
On-site electrolysis provides a continuous supply of electronics-grade green hydrogen, ensuring product quality and process integrity while eliminating emissions.
水泥
Green hydrogen can replace fossil fuels in kilns and be combined with captured CO₂ to produce e-fuels, enabling a circular carbon economy and reducing emissions in one of the most polluting sectors.
陶瓷
Switching to green hydrogen combustion lowers carbon emissions, supporting cleaner manufacturing of ceramic products.
Oils + fats
Green hydrogen enables sustainable hydrogenation processes across the oils and fats value chain, reducing environmental impact in food and cosmetic production.
液态氢
When produced from renewable sources, liquid hydrogen supports zero-emission fuel supply chains for transportation and space exploration, enabling clean energy at scale.
Tube trailer distribution
Powered by solar or wind, this model reduces transportation costs and delivery times while establishing zero-emission supply networks for dispersed industrial customers.