Renewable steam reforming uses an ejector to recirculate high-concentration hydrogen, reducing CO2 emissions and operational costs.
Heat exchangers recycle plasma reactor waste energy to preheat input gas, reducing purification steps and boosting efficiency.
Dry purification of blast furnace gas enables water-gas shift coupling, resolving high operational costs associated with wet alkali washing methods.
Reduces infrastructure complexity by transporting lower purity hydrogen through existing pipelines, then purifying it locally via wet oxidation cycles.
A calcium looping process uses mesoporous calcium oxide to capture carbon dioxide and sulfur contaminants from synthesis gas during hydrogen production.