180°C
vs.
700°C
Our proprietary catalyst drives hydrogen production at just 180°C and 3 MPa — over 500°C lower than traditional industry standards.
Process Flow
The Two-Step Method
Catalytic Reforming
Hydrogen Output
Side-by-Side with Traditional Tech
| Performance Metric | Traditional Tech | BioH2 Tech |
|---|---|---|
| Production Cost | $5 – $6 / kg | ~$0.90 / kg |
| Hydrogen Yield | 100 – 200 L/kg | 400 – 600 L/kg |
| CO₂ Emissions | 8 – 18 kg | 1.5 – 1.8 kg |
| System Pressure | ~220 bar | < 30 bar |
Scalability & Efficiency
Built for Industrial Scale
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How does BioH2 achieve Hydrogen production at only 180°C?
We will begin in this chapter by dealing with some general quantum mechanical ideas. Some of the statements will be quite precise, others only partially precise. It will be hard to tell you as we go along which is which, but by the time you have finished the rest of the book, you will understand in looking back which parts hold up and which parts were only explained roughly.
What is the purity of the hydrogen produced?
We will begin in this chapter by dealing with some general quantum mechanical ideas. Some of the statements will be quite precise, others only partially precise. It will be hard to tell you as we go along which is which, but by the time you have finished the rest of the book, you will understand in looking back which parts hold up and which parts were only explained roughly.
Can the system handle unsorted municipal waste?
We will begin in this chapter by dealing with some general quantum mechanical ideas. Some of the statements will be quite precise, others only partially precise. It will be hard to tell you as we go along which is which, but by the time you have finished the rest of the book, you will understand in looking back which parts hold up and which parts were only explained roughly.
Is the catalyst consumed during the process?
We will begin in this chapter by dealing with some general quantum mechanical ideas. Some of the statements will be quite precise, others only partially precise. It will be hard to tell you as we go along which is which, but by the time you have finished the rest of the book, you will understand in looking back which parts hold up and which parts were only explained roughly.
What happens to the Carbon Dioxide generated?
We will begin in this chapter by dealing with some general quantum mechanical ideas. Some of the statements will be quite precise, others only partially precise. It will be hard to tell you as we go along which is which, but by the time you have finished the rest of the book, you will understand in looking back which parts hold up and which parts were only explained roughly.