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Our proven and patented Membrane-Free Electrolysers™ deliver lower emissions and lower running costs in mission critical environments. Our modular units produce high purity hydrogen and oxygen to reduce energy use in waste water treatment facilities, to support electricity grid stability, ensure data centre uptime, enhance energy from waste generation efficiency, support life sciences and medical treatment, as well as return to base mobility and heavy-duty handling.

MFE™ technology eliminates the need for platinum, iridium, and harmful ‘forever’ chemicals. That means lower capital costs and the lowest lifetime levelised cost of hydrogen at this scale. It’s efficient, reliable and built to handle the variable loads of wind and solar power that traditional electrolysers can’t.   We can co-locate production in the quantities you need, exactly where you need them, in modular, scalable units.

Keeping our water clean is a vital and energy intensive operation. Injecting high purity oxygen has been shown to lower energy use by 13% 

Oxygen enriched biomass accelerates combustion reaction. The CPH2 Membrane-Free Electrolyser™ produces high-purity oxygen to facilitate this process. 

The need to curtail renewable energy generation is growing across global electricity grids. With no membrane our electrolysers maintain efficiency across variable loads to better store otherwise wasted energy as hydrogen.

Data centre demand is growing fast; uptime is a critical success factor. Hydrogen is the ultimate long duration back up and you’ll never need another diesel delivery again. 

High-purity hydrogen and oxygen are used across the life sciences, including therapeutic treatments and drug development. Hospitals everywhere need medical grade oxygen. We have an on-site solution. 

Buses, refuse collection vehicles, parcel delivery trucks, and heavy-duty handling in ports, airports and quarries rely on quick and efficient refuelling for extended range and performance. Refuelling right next to where it’s needed, when it’s needed.