Texas-headquartered Utility has produced hydrogen using gases generated by a steel plant’s blast furnace with its electrochemical reactor.
The company’s H2Gen system started production at a “major steel plant in North America” in November 2023 and operated for over 3,000 hours, using blast furnace off-gas to produce hydrogen.
It is based on Utility’s electroless coupled exchange reduction oxidation (eXERO) platform and converts steam and off-gas into hydrogen and “enriched CO2” through an electrochemical process without external electrical inputs.
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