Damorphe Hydrogen (Green Revolution Hydrogen) Company Profile, Contacts & Intelligence

Damorphe Hydrogen (Green Revolution Hydrogen) Overview

REVOLUTIONARY HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGY Green Revolution Hydrogen has nano-engineered and patented an environmentally friendly, bio-compatible degradable rare earth oxide alloy that can be dissolved in any kind of water to make 100% pure hydrogen at a cost of less than $1/kilo hydrogen (H2). It’s a revolution … 1. It is the greenest hydrogen in the world 2. It is the cheapest hydrogen in the world 3. It can use saltwater or sewage water, rather than drinking water 4. It doesn’t require electricity 5. It can be built to any scale, onsite or hub and spoke 6. Secure supply based on a diversified North American supply chain … in short, it can provide green energy security for the entire world. Electrolysis and steam methane reformation will both be made largely redundant by this technology. SCIENCE We can produce hydrogen electrochemically using nano-engineered alloys as reagents. This works by reacting de-passivated alloy and water, to yield hydrogen. It’s extremely cost-effective due to the cheap cost of the nano-engineered alloy reagent, we can achieve a price point of <$1/kg hydrogen. The process is also insensitive to the salinity of the water, and does not passivate. The founders Carmine, Ting and Indranil as graduates of Oxford, MIT and the University of California, respectively, along with the rest of their team have extensive experience in energy and nano-materials at companies such as Shell and Schlumberger where they have collectively filed over 150 career patents and memos. They have each launched commercially successful start-ups across hydrogen, energy and nano-materials. Green Revolution Hydrogen is a subsidiary of Damorphe.

Headquarters

Houston, United States

Website

www.greenrevolutionhydrogen.com

Industry

Nanotechnology Research

Founded

2021

NAICS

Research and Development in Nanotechnology

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