Traditional hydrogen production methods often rely on fossil fuels, leading to significant carbon emissions and environmental concerns. These processes can also be energy-intensive and generate harmful byproducts, hindering the transition to a sustainable energy economy.

Green Metals Energy (GME) is developing a technology that uses liquid metals, water, and sunlight to produce green hydrogen. The core process employs a photoreaction, efficiently generating hydrogen without producing harmful byproducts. The liquid metals are used in a circular manner, minimizing waste and maximizing resource efficiency. GME is also exploring electrochemical applications to optimize the reduction of metal oxides back into their liquid state, further enhancing the sustainability of the process. This approach aims to provide a low-cost, environmentally friendly method for hydrogen production, contributing to a carbon-neutral energy landscape.

Hydrogen production using liquid metals, water, and sunlight

Photoreaction process for efficient hydrogen generation

Circular use of liquid metals to minimize waste

Exploration of advanced electrochemical applications for metal oxide reduction

The primary target audience includes entities seeking sustainable hydrogen production methods, such as renewable energy companies, industrial gas suppliers, and organizations committed to decarbonization.