Bio Hydrogen
- Grey Hydrogen : This is the most common form of hydrogen production. Grey hydrogen is created from natural gas, or methane, using steam methane reformation but without capturing the greenhouse gases made in the process.
- Green Hydrogen : It is produced through electrolysis of water, where the energy must come from renewable sources. This requires significant amounts of energy but does not emit carbon dioxide.
Fueling the future with Biohydrogen.
- Biohydrogen™: Biohydrogen™ is created from Biomethane (Biogas/ Capture of methane), using steam methane reformation but with capturing the greenhouse gases made in the process (Carbon Negative process).
- Blue Hydrogen: Blue hydrogen is a low-carbon alternative to traditional hydrogen production that plays a key role in many countries' near- to medium-term climate strategies. While not entirely emission-free, it is a practical stepping stone toward a hydrogen-based economy—especially where green hydrogen is not yet economically viable or widely available.
