NODE-01 specs: -50 kW membrane-free hydrogen electrolyzer -94.7% stack efficiency (HHV) -Zero platinum, zero iridium, zero precious metals -Pulsed-waveform power electronics, built in-house -95% US supply chain -Built in Oklahoma, not a render Shipping now. Hardware is back.

$/kW?

~45 kWh / kg h2 oklahoma electric rates $0.04 / kWh ~$1.80

@CJHandmer 45 kW/h is quite outstanding, congratulations. This company achieve the same efficiency but the electrolyzer (also membrane-free), is coupled to a heat source, conditioning the synthesis at temperatures above 375°C and pressures exceeding 221 bar.

@CJHandmer supercritical is super interesting! we would win on capex, but love what they are doing!

👍, thx, I still have to browse into your website, just wandering… could your device be scaled to support a marine propulsion system tailored with hydrogen on demand for an array of fuel cells (output ~ kW90) using between low cruising speed to peak power 100 g to 1.2~ kg/h ? Even with the better PEM on the market like the Hysata 5MV system, I’m still in power deficit.

@CJHandmer yes we scale linearly unlike most technologies and operate from 10-100% very well

Will you expand further into other chemicals and gasses , Especially those that are most vulnerable to supply chain risks for the United States. And become the chemical supplier of the United States. Think big and lets expand.

We’re gonna need this tech in the Moon and Mars.

that's what i've been sayin!!

We should have replicas of the technologies for our interplanetary missions and bases here on planet Earth. I’d love to help and make this application massive. Humans must be energy independent everywhere. I will look forward to collaborating for your company. Currently I’m working on building solar farms in West Texas to sell the electricity. ⚡️ All sources of power generation should be developed and enhanced.

LFG, so back

We're about to be swimming in solar cells? What happens when people start seeing h2 as a better/cheaper solar battery when doing the 20yr cost math?

im very excited about this future

@DSutton1986

this is awesome

We should talk.

Who are the first customers?

industrial combustion is our first big deployment!

Throughput and duty cycle on that?