Photochemical Reforming of Hydrogen

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Higher education and research

A technology licensed by Hydrofuel from Georgia Tech for the sustainable and efficient decentralized production of ammonia (NH3).

The core process used by MAPS for ammonia synthesis.

A hydrogen production technology being developed by Hydrofuel Canada in collaboration with the University of Toronto's Solar Fuels Group.

Ontario

United States

A commercial ammonia production system that uses externally produced hydrogen to synthesize with nitrogen from air to make ammonia. The system enables sustainable ammonia synthesis with high efficiency using a gas-phase electrochemical process.

A collaborative research project between Hydrofuel Canada and the University of Toronto's Solar Fuels Group to develop photochemical reforming technologies for hydrogen production.

A collaborative project between Hydrofuel Canada and Colorado State University to develop and demonstrate the MAPS technology for green ammonia production.

A commercial ammonia production system priced at US$700,000 that uses externally produced hydrogen to synthesize with nitrogen from air to make ammonia. Individual units have a capacity of 381 tons per year and can be combined in series or parallel configurations.