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In this episode of H2TechTalk, we interview Ron Beck and Gerardo Muñoz from AspenTech, who shed light on the digital technologies reshaping the H2 industry. They discuss AspenTech’s role in developing end-to-end digital solutions that enhance efficiency across the H2 value chain—from production through utilization. Listen as they break down how simulation and process modeling are pivotal in advancing operational excellence and sustainability in H2 projects, offering a glimpse into the future of energy systems.

In this episode of H2TechTalk, we sit down with Andrew Gillis, CEO of Aurora Hydrogen. Andrew shares insightful details about Aurora's unique method of producing H2 using natural gas and microwave energy—a process that generates zero CO2 emissions. He explains the efficiency and potential of methane pyrolysis, especially in producing H2 for hard-to-abate sectors such as heavy freight and marine industries. Subscribe to H2TechTalk for more updates on sustainable energy solutions!

In this episode, Chad Mason from Advanced Ionics discusses their unique water vapor electrolysis tech that merges the best of solid oxide and liquid water electrolysis, aiming to lower electricity use and support heavy industry's decarbonization. Chad also shares his views on the current hydrogen market and the importance of green hydrogen in decarbonizing industrial processes.

In this episode of H2Tech Talk titled "Inside 8 Rivers' Revolutionary 8RH2 Technology," host Tyler Campbell welcomes Damian Beauchamp, president and chief development officer of 8 Rivers. Damian discusses the CERAWeek experience, their 8RH2 system used to produce H2 for ammonia creation and carbon sequestration.

Live from CERAWeek 2024, this episode features an interview with Catherine Robinson, Executive Director of Hydrogen and Low-Carbon Gas at S&P Global. Catherine's insights into hydrogen and renewable gas take a look back at the changes in the past year and how we can forecast emerging trends.

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.