HPQ Patent For New Hydrogen Production System Has Potential Significant Implications For Hydrogen's Role As A Safe And Clean On-Site Energy Source.

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Join us for an exclusive interview as we unveil a ground-breaking innovation in the world of hydrogen production. Novacium, a Lyon-based affiliated company of HPQ Silicon is poised to disrupt the industry with its patented autonomous, low-carbon footprint, on-demand pressurized hydrogen production system that requires no electricity.

This cutting-edge technology liberates hydrogen from cost-effective, environmentally friendly alloys, instantly reaching industry-standard pressure levels. Unlike traditional methods, Novacium's system is truly autonomous, eliminating the need for extensive storage and complex transportation infrastructure.

NEW PROCESS CATERING TO BOTH MILITARY AND CIVILIAN NEEDS

With global market demand for clean hydrogen at an all-time high and a Deloitte study stating that achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 will require the development of a clean hydrogen market equivalent to 170 million tonnes by 2030, Novacium's innovation offers a Paradigm shifting solution. This dual-application process, catering to both military and civilian needs, addresses the demand for low-carbon, high-pressure hydrogen production anywhere, even off-grid, prioritizing safety.

DISCUSSIONS ALREADY UNDERWAY WITH TWO POTENTIAL CLIENTS

Novacium is currently engaged in discussions aiming to secure grant financing, from two potential clients, to cover 35% to 75% of the costs to deliver the first working field prototype of the system.

As the world seeks to decarbonize and achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, hydrogen's role is crucial. Novacium's innovation has the potential to reshape the hydrogen landscape, meeting the growing market demand for sustainable, clean energy sources.

Don't miss this opportunity to explore the future of hydrogen production and its impact on global sustainability. Join us for an in-depth conversation with Bernard Tourillon, President and CEO of NOVACIUM SAS and HPQ Silicon Inc.