Technology
Research & Development

Hydrogen will become a premier energy carrier, reducing U.S. dependence on imported petroleum, diversifying energy sources, and reducing pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
National Hydrogen Energy Roadmap, U.S. Department of Energy, 2002

TECHNOLOGY
The Hydrocore process is the first major step in changing the way energy is extracted from fossil fuels by separating and capturing the hydrogen and carbon dioxide produced and directing them to various industrial applications. The Hydrocore process has little or no harmful emissions, thus it becomes a clean coal process exceeding all international environmental standards. Additionally, the Hydrocore process offers the flexibility to utilize any hydrocarbon, including landfill, sewage, plastics, old tires, etc. Not only is the carbon source “renewable”, but processing these waste materials solves many societal problems while producing clean energy and generating additional revenue streams.