BayoTech provides on‑site hydrogen generation and high‑pressure transport and storage through its modular BayoGaaS™ hubs, delivering low‑cost, low‑carbon hydrogen on a per‑kilogram basis across North America. By combining compact steam‑methane reformers with high‑capacity Type III cylinder trailers and storage pods, the company enables reliable fueling for fuel‑cell fleets, power backup, and industrial processes while minimizing logistics and emissions.
Funding
$157M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
2ONPFounders
Product
Problem
Hydrogen supply chains are traditionally centralized, requiring large-scale production facilities and long-distance transport, which leads to high costs, logistical complexity, and elevated carbon emissions, especially for customers in remote or underserved locations.
Solution
BayoTech operates a network of local BayoGaaS™ hydrogen hubs that generate low‑cost, low‑carbon hydrogen on a small, modular scale using proprietary steam methane reformers with high heat recuperation. The produced hydrogen is delivered via high‑pressure, Type III cylinder transport trailers and on‑site storage modules, minimizing travel distance and trip frequency. Customers can purchase hydrogen on a per‑kilogram basis with flexible supply contracts, reducing capital outlay. The integrated portfolio also includes high‑capacity storage pods and transport solutions that enable reliable fueling for fuel‑cell fleets, power backup, and industrial processes. By combining efficient production, short‑haul distribution, and scalable infrastructure, BayoTech makes hydrogen accessible, affordable, and sustainable for a variety of end‑users.
Target Audience
Primary customers include industrial gas distributors, fuel‑cell vehicle fleet operators, power‑generation and backup power providers, and manufacturers requiring hydrogen for processes such as metal treatment, food processing, and glass production.
Features
- Compact, modular steam methane reformers that use 20‑30% less energy than conventional units, lowering operating costs and emissions
- High‑pressure, Type III cylinder transport trailers and bulk storage pods that carry up to three times more hydrogen per trip than traditional steel‑tube trailers
- Flexible per‑kilogram hydrogen supply contracts with optional lease or purchase of on‑site storage and fueling equipment
- Scalable infrastructure that can support single fuel‑cell systems up to large fleets of 100+ vehicles
- Ability to produce low‑carbon hydrogen from natural gas, renewable natural gas blends, or with carbon capture integration for carbon‑negative output
- Nationwide hub network providing short‑haul delivery to reduce logistics costs and improve supply reliability