
Electricity

Ion Accelerator - Self-Sustaining Hydrogen Production Technology

H2 Innovation Lab
Presenting the acquisition of a revolutionary, game-changing, sustainable energy technology with the ability to transform modern energy.

H2IL
The Next Generation In Energy
Ion Accelerator
New Way of Generating Energy
A science breakthrough achieves self-sustaining hydrogen production and electricity generation.
A unique, emerging technology, that accelerates natural ionic redox reactions between low cost bi-metals with exceptionally low metal decay. Generating clean Hydrogen with an efficiency 50x greater than conventional electrolyzers and a record low $0.34/kg of hydrogen.
A flexible, scalable technology that enables game-changing application, once considered impossible.
A single-bullet solution to clean energy, zero emission fuels, and industrial processes.
A Coefficient of Performance (CoP) well in excess of 2000% means the output energy is much greater than the input power. Enabling large scale, on-site hydrogen production and electricity generation.
Producing more clean hydrogen per kWh (less than 1.2kWh/kg/H2) than conventional electrolyzers (Typically 60kWh/kg/H2).
With less than 5% of the hydrogen generated feed back through a fuel cell, the Ion Accelerator achieves self-powering hydrogen and electricity generation at any location. On-site production eliminates complex gas storage and transportation infrastructure.

Versatile & Scalable
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Common nuclear power functions by harvesting an energy stored in certain scarce metals and generates thermal energy. The H2IL Ion Accelerator stimulates H2 extraction from rain or sea water with the aid of slow decay, low cost, abundant metals. Self-sustaining like nuclear but 100% safe and no harmful waste. Also Hydrogen is more versatile than heat as it is energy carrier in addition to instant conversion into electrical energy. A method of generating electricity alongside hydrogen supply to support a trending transition from fossil fueled transportation over to hydrogen electric vehicles.
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Able to parallel fluctuating power capability of hydro, nuclear and fossil power stations.

Boundless Locality
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Supports the current grid without line upgrade needed for common renewable methods.
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Supports the conversion of coal, gas and oil burner power stations over to hydrogen fueled burners.
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Enables localized generation stations with hydrogen fuel cells electricity generation.
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Eliminating the wider power grid reduced utility costs and power loss through line resistance.
Manageable
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Energy day and night in any weather conditions.
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Fully supporting the environment and ecosystem.
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Much smaller footprint per megawatt of energy.
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Supporting revolutionary green hydrogen.

Revolutionary
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Most other known energy generation means are a combination of electrical and mechanical energy. The combination of electrical and electrical (galvanic) energy enables an energy generation method non reliant on the common mechanical motion of turbines harvesting wind, water steam or sea flow.
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Low cost
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Reliable.
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Zero carbon and greenhouse gas emissions.

Boundless Fuel
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Fueled by abundant sea and rain, lake, river or bore water.
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Unlimited and sustainable.
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Water is converted to hydrogen which converts back to water when consumed.
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The water is feed back into the system reducing or eliminating water transportation to generation site.
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Presents the option of converting sea water into pure drinking water while generating electricity.

Infrastructure
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Not detrimental to health or environment.
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Not limited to location.
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Fully scale-able with no limitations.
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Supports hydrogen generating renewable energies using existing infrastructure.
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Self-sustaining and not reliant on outside electricity supply.
Creating Energy? No!
Abundant Hydrogen is a fuel, bound in water. This existing fuel is extracted, not created. The Ion Accelerator is simply a method of freeing the H2O bonds more efficiently by accelerating ions rather than brute force energy.
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