A thermochemical pathway for making green hydrogen, syngas and CO
OMC Thermochemistry seeks to commercialize a thermochemical pathway that uses heat and globally abundant materials (steel and aluminum) in a readily scalable fluidized bed reactor to split water to make green hydrogen, reduce CO2 to make CO, or co-feed water and CO2 to make syngas. The technology is currently at an integrated benchtop scale (Technology Readiness Level 5), and the company is looking for pilot opportunities with commercial collaborators.
January 10, 2024