French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS)

A cost-effective and well-established electrolyzer technology.

Hydrogen occurring naturally in the Earth's crust and mantle, produced through inorganic chemical reactions rather than from fossil fuels. It is extracted directly from the ground without requiring energy-intensive production processes.

A process used for blue hydrogen production, which is paired with carbon capture and storage.

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A research laboratory formed jointly by Michelin and CNRS to spearhead the development of AEM electrolyzer technology.

Early-stage exploration initiatives to locate and characterize natural hydrogen sources globally. Programs include drilling exploratory wells to assess geologic hydrogen reserves and develop extraction methodologies.

An initiative that used a series of balloons equipped with solar panels to provide internet access in remote regions.