Woodinville’s Modern Hydrogen Brings Carbon-Sequestered Asphalt to Snohomish Road

A Woodinville company this week demonstrated an element of its road, literally and figuratively, to making energy cleaner and cheaper. Modern Hydrogen developed a process, methane pyrolysis, which strips carbon out of natural gas, creating a solid form of carbon whose uses include sequestration into roads. Additionally, stripping carbon out of natural gas leaves hydrogen that can be used for clean power.
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