Hydrolite provides an advanced Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM) electrolysis platform for efficient and affordable green hydrogen production. Their PFAS-free technology enables operation with various water sources, reducing costs and complexity for industrial decarbonization.
Funding
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Problem
The global energy sector faces significant challenges in transitioning away from fossil fuels, with a growing demand for sustainable and cost-effective hydrogen production methods. Traditional electrolysis technologies often require high-purity water and expensive catalysts, limiting their widespread adoption and economic viability.
Solution
Hydrolite offers an advanced Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM) electrolysis platform designed to produce green hydrogen efficiently and affordably. Their technology utilizes a proprietary PFAS-free membrane and electrode assembly, enabling operation with a wider range of water sources, including tap water and brine, thereby reducing operational complexity and cost. The scalable megawatt solutions are engineered for high current density and energy efficiency, making green hydrogen production more accessible for various industrial and energy applications. This approach supports the decarbonization efforts of industries seeking to reduce their carbon footprint and integrate clean energy sources.
Target Audience
Hydrolite targets industries and energy providers seeking to implement green hydrogen production for fuel cells, clean fuel generation, and carbon footprint reduction.
Features
- Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM) electrolysis technology for green hydrogen generation.
- High energy efficiency, requiring less than 45 kWh per kilogram of hydrogen.
- Achieves up to three times the current density of traditional electrolyzers.
- Scalable megawatt solutions featuring a compact 250 kW stack design.
- Utilizes PFAS-free, recyclable membranes and electrodes.
- Operates efficiently with tap water and brine, eliminating the need for deionized water.
- Employs non-precious and non-critical raw materials in its components.
- Over 15 years of dedicated research and field testing in AEM technology.
- Joint development agreement with De Nora to scale up and produce novel AEM stacks.