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FAQs
Does methane processing have CO2 emissions?
The traditional method of methane to hydrogen conversion is typically a process called steam methane reformation (SMR – CH4 + 2H2O ÞCO2 + 4H2). This requires a lot of energy and produces substantial CO2 emissions.
Our technology converts Natural Gas or Methane into H2 and carbon using a CO2 zero emission process. The CHT reactor does this by splitting CH4 into C and 2H2.
Why are there no CO2 emissions in your process?
Our process is inert which means there is no oxygen for any CO2 emissions in the core process.
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Is producing H2 from water environmentally friendly?
Yes, but it requires a lot of energy, water and is costly.
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Also, the materials required to manufacture an electrolysis plant can be highly toxic and the plants are very expensive.
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