Clyde Hydrogen has reportedly achieved hydrogen production at pressures exceeding 100 bar using its decoupled electrolysis process, powered by a scaled-up catalytic hydrogen generator.
The University of Glasgow spinout’s production process comprises of an electrochemical reductor that generates a reduced mediator solution and a catalytic hydrogen generator that produces high-pressure hydrogen gas.
The successful demonstration represents “a significant technical validation” of the technology. H2 View understands that the firm is on track to deliver a fully integrated pilot system by late 2025 before a commercial demonstrator is targeted for release by 2027.
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