California-based Thiozen, a spin-off of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), has successfully produced clean hydrogen from sour gas waste streams at a pilot unit in the Permian Basin, US.
Believed to be a first, the effort removed hydrogen sulphide from the sour natural gas streams while simultaneously generating zero-emission hydrogen.
Thoizen partnered with Texas-based oil and gas production company A.C.T Operating Company for the pilot to install the technology at the gas gathering site.
Ryan Gillis, co-founder and President of Thiozen, said, “We are proud to provide an entirely new method of producing hydrogen – one that will revolutionise the energy industry and spur the modern hydrogen economy.”
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