Deliver the future of energy: e-Fuels
The process of combining hydrogen and carbon dioxide has its roots in early 20th century chemistry. Yet before e-Fuels can fully take their place in today’s global energy system, producers must address a range of considerations:
Technical selection – evaluating which systems offer the most reliable long-term production pathway
Efficiency – exploring innovative ways to reduce energy consumption and manage long-term costs
Integration – identifying how individual systems can work together most effectively, or where new technologies integrate into any existing production systems, plants and infrastructure
Location – ensuring access to local resources and professional expertise at the point of production
Bring a new revenue stream online
Powered by low-carbon electricity and leveraging waste heat, our innovative thermally-charged solid oxide technology delivers greater performance and system efficiency than existing alkaline and PEM-based electrolysis.
As well as integrating our proven engineering into new and existing equipment infrastructure, Genvia has developed a digitally-enabled platform to ensure reliable, safe hydrogen production operations – helping customers safeguard uptime and reduce risk.
And it’s just the start as we enhance our designs and extend our portfolio to include co-electrolysis – further increasing process efficiency.
