Did you know?

In France, natural gas makes up about 35% of energy consumption in district heating networks.

We can show you how to reduce this dependence while still heating in winter and maybe even reducing temperatures in summer.

Did you know that all hydrocarbons are composed of molecules of hydrogen and carbon, but mostly hydrogen?

By burning fossil fuel hydrogen we release carbon into the atmosphere where it combines with oxygen to form carbon dioxide, the most important greenhouse gas (75% of emissions) on the planet.

To consume hydrocarbons means to consume hydrogen with carbon.

Why not consume hydrogen alone, that is, without carbon?

That’s exactly what we propose to you!

Did you know? Even if it is generated from renewable sources, so-called “green” hydrogen consumes a lot of electricity, between 45-50 kWh/kgH2, enough to drive about 100km in a hydrogen car.

How much electricity would it take for the 250 million vehicles in circulation in Europe?

Imagine the amount of your new electricity bill.

So, why not free yourself from fluctuations in electricity prices?

Let’s produce carbon-free hydrogen together, without using renewable energy, so as not to divert it from their primary use, which is to provide electricity for households, infrastructure, and industries.

What about white hydrogen then?

This hydrogen exists underground, in its pure form, that is, not associated with other molecules!

Granted, but did you know that, beyond extraction costs, the most important economic posts of this highly volatile and inflammable gas, no matter its color, are storage, safety, and transportation?

To transport or store it, we must compress hydrogen in special pressure-resistant and leak-proof tanks to avoid accidents.