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Hycamite TCD Technologies and Hulteberg Chemistry & Engineering launch collaboration on reactor and catalyst development. Companies have signed a strategic partnership agreement involving sharing information to benefit both parties.

Our society needs methane, and there is no way to stop using it. This is the lesson we have learned now that most European countries have done their best to find ways to reduce the use of Russian natural gas. However, we need to learn to use methane better. For example, we have to get more effective in preventing methane leaks. This is important for the economy and even more critical for the environment.

Electric-vehicle makers and electricity storage system producers cannot increase significantly their production continue state-of-the-art development without new sources of raw materials for batteries. We need innovative solutions for producing sustainably high-quality carbon near the manufacturers for competitive prices.

A vast amount of hydrogen is required for a quick and proper energy transition. Sufficient infrastructure for extensive hydrogen production with electrolysis cannot be timely implemented. Technological and sustainability limitations are preventing carbon capture and storage (CCS) from becoming a viable large-scale option. However, methane decomposition is a technology that can lead to the sufficient and cost-efficient production of hydrogen in the coming decades.

Carbon is a valuable resource. Rather than wasting that to the atmosphere, it should be reused. Industry can use different forms of pure carbon in numerous ways.

During the transition to green hydrogen, we need solutions for producing H2 from fossil fuels without CO2 emissions. Investments in carbon capture and storage technologies are welcome.