Thiozen Revolutionizes Hydrogen Production with NSF Grant
Thiozen, a trailblazing company in the energy industry, has recently secured a significant grant of $1.18 million from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF). This funding is set to propel the commercialization of Thiozen’s groundbreaking technology, marking a pivotal moment in clean hydrogen production. With a focus on transforming traditional methods, Thiozen introduces a revolutionary approach by extracting hydrogen from “sour gas” waste streams.
The NSF grants, facilitated through America’s Seed Fund under the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program, will support Thiozen in further developing and refining its patented chemical process. This funding comes on the heels of successful pilot projects in the Permian Basin, where Thiozen demonstrated the efficacy of its technology in de-souring associated gas.
ARKEMA showcases materials for composites market
Arkema, a leading player in the materials industry, is set to debut its unique portfolio of materials for the composites market at this year’s JEC edition, highlighting a blend of performance and sustainability. With a focus on decarbonizing industries, advancing new energies, promoting circular economy practices, and enhancing health and well-being, Arkema’s cutting-edge solutions address key societal challenges.
