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Evolve Hydrogen

Evolve Hydrogen has developed a patented electrolysis system that extracts hydrogen from various water sources, including seawater, without the need for desalination or precious metals. This technology enables cost-effective green hydrogen production with reduced maintenance and faster manufacturing times, addressing the demand for sustainable energy solutions.

East Northport, United StatesFounded 20206500+ followers
Updated 4 months ago

Funding

$30K 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.

Funding rounds are not available yet.

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Problem

Current electrolysis systems for hydrogen production often rely on expensive deionized water or require energy-intensive desalination processes when using seawater. Many existing electrolyzers also depend on scarce and costly precious metals, increasing production costs and limiting scalability.

Solution

Evolve Hydrogen has developed a patented electrolysis technology that extracts hydrogen from diverse water sources, including seawater, without the need for desalination or precious metals. The system utilizes a novel design and injection molding techniques to enable faster manufacturing times and reduced maintenance requirements. This approach facilitates cost-effective green hydrogen production, addressing the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions. The technology is protected by patents in the US, Canada, and Europe.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes companies and organizations seeking cost-effective and sustainable green hydrogen production solutions, such as energy providers, industrial manufacturers, and transportation companies.

Features

  • Direct seawater electrolysis without desalination
  • No precious metals required in the electrolyzer
  • Injection-molded components for rapid manufacturing
  • Recyclable parts and extended duty cycles
  • Reduced maintenance requirements compared to conventional electrolyzers
  • Patented technology in the US, Canada, and Europe
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