Rick Harlow

On-site hydrogen fuel generation and energy storage

Accelerating adoption of commercial technology within the U.S. military.

A mobile system upgraded in 2010 that stores, produces, and dispenses hydrogen fuel for testing clean vehicles.

A mobile unit that extracts water vapor from the air to produce hydrogen fuel on demand, powered by integrated solar panels and a wind turbine.

Hydrogen infrastructure designed to meet the specific needs and operational requirements of the military.

United States

West Monroe, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana

Hydrogen Transport for European Cities project, which provided London with hydrogen-powered vehicles for the Olympic Games.

A multi-site expansion in Louisiana where NovaSpark Energy will invest $30 million to build a new atmospheric hydrogen generator manufacturing facility in Houma and expand its defense-focused operations in West Monroe, creating hundreds of direct and indirect jobs.

NovaSpark Energy's proprietary technology for on-site hydrogen fuel generation. The technology is being developed for next-generation defense applications and mobility solutions.

Integrated systems that pull water from the air and use electrolysis to produce hydrogen on-site for use in defense, critical infrastructure, microgrids, and backup power applications, enabling emission-free operation at the point of use.

A trailer-mounted hydrogen generation system being prototyped for the HyTEC program. The trailer is designed for field experimentation and to inform future operational requirements for tactical hydrogen fuel applications.