Clyde hydrogen raises £1M for hydrogen production tech

Clyde Hydrogen, a Scottish cleantech company, has raised over £1 million in pre-seed funding for its decoupled electrolyser technology. This technology aims to increase the production of hydrogen safely at scale and at low cost. The funding was provided by Zinc, the University of Glasgow, and angel investors. The funds will be used to expand the company's R&D team, accelerate technology development, and forge strategic partnerships within the energy sector. Clyde Hydrogen hopes to contribute to Scotland's ambitious carbon neutrality and green hydrogen goals.

Clyde Hydrogen Secures £1M to Scale Up Hydrogen Production

Clyde Hydrogen is a Scottish cleantech company that has developed a new approach to renewable hydrogen production called Decoupled Electrolysis. Unlike incumbent electrolysis technologies, Decoupled Electrolysis gives the user the unprecedented ability to split water into hydrogen and oxygen in completely separate reactors and at completely separate rates. This is achieved using a redox mediator solution which is able to reversibly store both protons and electrons from the water oxidation step. The reduced mediator is then transferred to a separate chamber where hydrogen can be formed when the mediator is introduced to a suitable catalyst. Clyde Hydrogen hopes to make a significant contribution to Scotland's ambitious carbon neutrality and green hydrogen goals.

Clyde Hydrogen is a Scottish cleantech company that has developed a new approach to renewable hydrogen production called Decoupled Electrolysis.

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Clyde Hydrogen Secures £1M to Scale Up Hydrogen Production

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