NewHydrogen announces strategic collaboration with Utah San Rafael Energy Lab
In the UK, Fuel Cells Works reported that NewHydrogen the Utah San Rafael Energy Lab (USREL), a unit within the Utah Office of Energy Development, announced a strategic collaboration to conduct an initial site assessment evaluating USREL’s Orangeville, Utah facility as a potential host site for a future ThermoLoop deployment.
ThermoLoop is a thermochemical technology developed by NewHydrogen that uses heat to split water to produce massive amounts of clean hydrogen.
USREL, operated by the Utah Office of Energy Development, is a multidisciplinary research facility supporting applied research and technology development across nuclear, fossil and renewable energy systems. Under the non-binding collaboration, NewHydrogen and USREL will evaluate site infrastructure, utility capacity and permitting considerations relevant to hosting a ThermoLoop system, with findings expected to inform a future siting decision as the company advances toward its first pilot plant deployment.
Category: Hydrogen
