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Why Hydrogen?
The world must reduce greenhouse gas emissions to meet global decarbonisation targets. Using fossil fuels to provide heat, mobility, and industrial processes produces carbon emissions, which we must eliminate.
Hydrogen is the most abundant chemical element in the universe but does not exist independently. It needs to be processed to produce pure hydrogen as an energy carrier. Brown, blue, and grey hydrogen produced by Steam Methane Reformation (SMR) or gasification processes emit CO2 and require the emissions to be captured and stored (CCS). However, only green hydrogen produced by renewable electricity means zero emissions.
Green hydrogen is the only type of hydrogen that can lead to a cleaner environment.
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Hydrogen is an incredibly versatile energy carrier, energy store, and industrial feedstock found in methane, propane, and water. It can also be extracted as a gas using electrolysis. Hydrogen plays a critical role in the decarbonisation of our planet.
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Hydrogen produced by electrolysis becomes a clean energy source when renewable electricity is used. The result is green hydrogen, and the process emits oxygen and heat only. These by-products can be harvested for further use, creating additional economic value. Moreover, the widespread adoption of green hydrogen can stimulate job creation in the renewable energy sector, contributing to economic growth while reducing carbon emissions.
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We need to replace fossil fuels because they are finite. Replacing carbon-intense materials with green hydrogen will nurture a sustainable environment. Hydrogen is the future fuel to power and heat our homes, businesses, transportation, and industrial processes.
Investors
Clean Power Hydrogen plc manufactures a unique Membrane-Free Electrolyser for green hydrogen production. Incorporated in August 2021, the company joined the London Stock Exchange’s AIM market under the ticker CPH2 on 16 February 2022.