- The Challenges Of Distributed Hydrogen Blending
While interest in distributed hydrogen blending technologies is accelerating, there are a few inherent challenges for end-users, utilities, and government regulators.
by Modern Electron - On-Site Pyrolysis and Renewable Energy
The primary goal of most pyrolysis technologies is to convert existing feedstocks into higher-value intermediate liquids, which can then be refined and added to a range of products, including hydrocarbon fuels, petrochemicals, and oxygenated fuel additives.
by Modern Electron - Best Hydrogen Colors For The Environment
While the gas itself is invisible, a widely used system of color codes helps to identify and describe how hydrogen was produced.
by Modern Electron - Understanding Distributed Hydrogen, Its Benefits, and Efficient Hydrogen Distribution
Distributed hydrogen refers to hydrogen produced in small quantities, usually through electrolysis and pyrolysis. This allows hydrogen to be generated and used when and where it is needed, for example, in microgrids.
by Modern Electron - The Future Is On-site Hydrogen Generation
Energy users can now generate hydrogen gas at a comparatively lower price point, without the traditional logistics hassles associated with transporting it.
by Modern Electron - The Future Is On-site Hydrogen Generation
Many see the future of hydrogen as a fuel rooted in the ability to generate it on-site. That’s partly because transporting and storing hydrogen today is expensive and challenging.
by Modern Electron - The Future Is Distributed Clean Hydrogen
The future of hydrogen gas lies in the development and proliferation of distributed clean hydrogen.
by Modern Electron - Hydrogen Pyrolysis
What if we could make natural gas cleaner? What if natural gas was the key to unlocking one of the cleanest sources of energy on the planet, hydrogen?
by Modern Electron - On-site Hydrogen Generation Making Its Way To A Powerplant Near You
Modern Electron pyrolysis technologies use existing natural gas distribution networks to deliver methane where clean hydrogen is needed.
by Modern Electron - Clean Pyrolysis: The Future of Energy
In this article, we will explore the future role that clean Pyrolysis can play in energy production.
by Modern Electron
Need to decarbonize your heat?
Modern Electron devices are easy to install and leverage the reliability of existing infrastructure. Modern Electron utilizes domestic natural gas to deliver accelerated decarbonization. No new pipes. No transportation. No storage.