Today’s natural gas infrastructure meets tomorrow’s decarbonization targets.
Low-cost, industrial-scale clean hydrogen, whenever and wherever you need it.
Dispatchable clean hydrogen, wherever natural gas is delivered.
Clean Hydrogen
Produces 90% fewer GHG emissions than incumbent steam methane reformers
Low-cost
Lower cost than blue hydrogen solutions
Scalable
Is suitable for large-scale, industrial applications
Flexible
Is deployable where natural gas infrastructure exists
Easy to integrate
Uses standard balance of plant equipment
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A down-to-earth solution for scaling clean hydrogen production and accelerating greenhouse gas emissions reductions.
Ekona is applying customer focus to the decarbonization challenge, bringing to market an established process – methane pyrolysis – in a ground-breaking new way. Our platform uses pulsed combustion and high-speed gas dynamics to split natural gas into clean hydrogen and solid carbon, literally bringing carbon and GHG management back down to earth.
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Technology developed to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors.
Ekona Featured in Daily Oil Bulletin
“If you’re trying to decarbonize your energy system and you’re trying to decarbonize your natural gas usage, which is hard to do, this will be the lowest-cost way to do it.” Read what else Ekona’s CEO, Chris Reid, had to say when he spoke with the Daily Oil Bulletin for a story than ran last week…
A New Website for Ekona!
For the last three months, our business development and marketing team has been working to develop a new Ekona website. Today’s launch day! We built a new site because we needed to strengthen the connection to our brand and have more functionality than our old site could support – not only what...
An Attainable Quest and Some Arthurian Inspiration
We often pause when we hear people talking about the holy grail of clean-energy production. One way to define holy grail is as something eagerly pursued or sought after – we can see the connection here. But other definitions talk about the idea of an unattainable ideal, and that’s not a concept we...