Thiozen utilizes a patented hydrogen sulfide reforming system to process sour gas streams. This process effectively removes H2S while simultaneously generating clean, affordable hydrogen. The company also produces premium sulfur products as a valuable byproduct of its gas treatment operations.
Funding
$6.2M 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.
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Product
Problem
Traditional steam methane reforming (SMR) processes for hydrogen production result in significant greenhouse gas emissions. Industries that generate hydrogen sulfide (H2S) waste lack cleaner alternatives for hydrogen production and H2S disposal.
Solution
Thiozen offers a patented hydrogen sulfide (H2S) reforming system, named ZEN, that converts H2S waste into clean hydrogen gas. This technology provides a low-emission alternative to traditional SMR, enabling industries to displace on-site SMR units or sell the produced hydrogen to low-emission hydrogen off-takers. By utilizing H2S waste as a feedstock, Thiozen's solution reduces greenhouse gas emissions associated with hydrogen production and provides a sustainable method for H2S disposal.
Target Audience
Thiozen's primary customers are industries that produce H2S waste, such as oil and gas, chemical processing, and wastewater treatment facilities, seeking cleaner hydrogen production methods and H2S disposal solutions.
Features
- Patented H2S reforming system for clean hydrogen production
- Converts H2S waste into hydrogen gas, reducing reliance on traditional SMR processes
- Modular design for flexible deployment and scalability