Ebara is making significant progress besides other Japanese companies to develop turquoise hydrogen commericially.
Here’s an article posted in Asia Times
According to the article,
Ebara, a Japanese industrial machinery and plant engineering company, is leading the way in the development of environmentally friendly turquoise hydrogen. Key elements of this innovative technology include:
- Methane Pyrolysis: Turquoise hydrogen is created through the thermal decomposition of natural gas (mostly methane) into hydrogen and solid carbon, which can be sold rather than sequestered.
- No Carbon Dioxide Release: During methane pyrolysis itself, no carbon dioxide is released
While Japan is making significant progress, other countries are not far off too.
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Here are the leading countries leading in turquoise hydrogen research and development include:
Japan
- Japan is seen as a pioneer in turquoise hydrogen technology, with several ongoing research and development projects.
- The Mizuho Financial Group report highlights that turquoise hydrogen has the potential to lead hydrogen production in Japan in the future due to its rapid social implementation potential.
- Japanese companies like Ebara Corporation, Taiyo Koko, and Ihara Industries are also actively involved
United States
- The United States is also emerging as a key player in turquoise hydrogen, with companies like C-Zero and Monolith Inc. leading
- C-Zero, a California-based startup, has raised $11.5 million in funding from major companies like Engie, Trafigura, and SK Gas to build a turquoise hydrogen pilot plant.
Canada
- Canada is also making strides in turquoise hydrogen, with partnerships like the one between Suncor Energy, FortisBC, and Hazer Group.
- This partnership aims to leverage Hazer Group’s patented methane pyrolysis technology to produce turquoise hydrogen from natural gas feedstock.
