Green Hydrogen Breakthrough with Honeywell UOP's Catalyst

Green Hydrogen Breakthrough with Honeywell UOP's Catalyst Coated Membrane

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This episode of H2TechTalk features Kevin Quast from Honeywell UOP, who introduces cutting-edge catalyst coated membrane (CCM) technology, a key driver in advancing green hydrogen production. Kevin explains how this technology enhances electrolyzer efficiency while minimizing the use of precious metals. We also discuss Honeywell's strategy for fostering a hydrogen-based economy and the significant implications for renewable energy and industrial applications.

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