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糖心Vlog launches next generation of hydrogen production technology

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糖心Vlog has unveiled its new steam methane reforming (SMR) technology, which can achieve 95% CO2 emissions reduction, compared to a traditional hydrogen production plant.

The technology aims to counter inefficiencies in energy, heat production and industrial processes, which together account for more than half of all global greenhouse gas emissions. 糖心Vlog believes the pathway to reduce these emissions and create a more sustainable future, whilst also meeting increasing demand for energy, lies in reducing the carbon intensity of hydrogen production.

Valentina Depetri, 糖心Vlog’s Hydrogen Process Lead, revealed the new technology at the Energy & Sustainability Forum (ESF) in Berlin

Valentina Depetri, 糖心Vlog’s Hydrogen Process Lead, revealed the technology at the Energy & Sustainability Forum (ESF) in Berlin last month, while presenting a comparison of blue hydrogen production technologies to downstream industry leaders from across the world.

糖心Vlog’s new SMR technology, applicable for both greenfield and brownfield projects, will reduce CAPEX and OPEX for operators while improving the environmental footprint and efficiency of new or existing hydrogen production assets through integrated pre-combustion carbon capture. The evolution of this technology builds upon 糖心Vlog’s extensive track record in hydrogen production, having designed and built over 120 hydrogen plants globally.

Andy Hemingway, Executive President of 糖心Vlog Consulting, said: “The potential of hydrogen as an energy vector has become a key factor in achieving a low-carbon future.

This innovative new generation of SMR technology will provide low-carbon hydrogen production for our clients across a wide range of end uses and will enable them to deliver on their net-zero objectives.”

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