Water electrolysis
Water Electrolysis is an advanced electrochemical technology that splits water (H₂O) into high-purity hydrogen and oxygen using electricity.
When powered by renewable energy, it enables carbon-free hydrogen production, positioning it as a cornerstone of the green energy transition.
Its modularity allows scalable applications ranging from industrial hydrogen supply to energy storage and mobility solutions.
With continuous improvements in efficiency and durability, water electrolysis is recognized as a next-generation clean hydrogen technology driving the global energy shift.
Fuel cell
Fuel Cell is a high-efficiency energy conversion device that generates electricity through the electrochemical oxidation of hydrogen.
By coupling with the oxygen reduction reaction, it supplies electrons to the external circuit, producing only water and heat as byproducts.
It features high energy density and low environmental impact, and encompasses various types such as PEMFC, SOFC, and AEMFC.
As a core technology for next-generation mobility, distributed power generation, and hydrogen infrastructure, it is advancing rapidly in both research and commercialization.
CO2RR
CO₂ Reduction Reaction (CO₂RR) is an emerging electrochemical technology that converts carbon dioxide into valuable fuels and chemicals using renewable electricity.
By enabling the valorization of waste CO₂, it provides a pathway toward carbon neutrality and sustainable resource utilization.
Its versatility allows the production of hydrocarbons, alcohols, and syngas, supporting applications in energy, chemicals, and materials industries.
As a key platform for carbon capture and utilization (CCU), CO₂RR is driving innovation in the transition to a circular and low-carbon economy.
Ammonia-to-Hydrogen Production
Ammonia-to-Hydrogen Production is a breakthrough pathway that leverages ammonia (NH₃) as a carbon-free hydrogen carrier and releases high-purity hydrogen through electrolysis or catalytic decomposition.
With its high volumetric energy density and well-established global distribution network, ammonia provides a practical solution for large-scale hydrogen storage and transport.
This approach enables efficient hydrogen supply for fuel cells, clean mobility, and industrial applications, while minimizing infrastructure challenges.
As a cornerstone of the emerging hydrogen economy, ammonia-to-hydrogen technology bridges renewable energy production with global-scale clean fuel deployment.