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Did you know Sparc is transforming green hydrogen production?

Sparc Technologies (ASX:SPN) < 1 mins read
Did you know Sparc is transforming green hydrogen production?

Our unique photocatalytic water splitting process uses sunlight, water, and a photocatalyst to produce large-scale hydrogen without wind or solar PV farms, eliminating the need for expensive electrolysers and infrastructure.

Having achieved TRL 5, our disruptive technology ensures flexibility, scalability, and industry-leading low-cost hydrogen production.

Recent milestones include on-sun testing completion, pre-FEED study, and securing grants. Through collaboration with our top research partners, we're revolutionising the future of green hydrogen.

? For more information, you can visit our website: https://sparctechnologies.com.au/sparc-green-hydrogen/ or www.sparchydrogen.com

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About us:

Sparc Technologies Limited (‘Sparc”, ASX:SPN) is an Australian company pioneering new technologies to disrupt and transform industry while seeking to deliver a more sustainable world. Sparc has established offices in Australia, Europe and North America and is focused on three core areas of technology development.

Sparc has spent over 4 years developing a graphene based additive product, ecosparc®, which has demonstrated up to 40% anti-corrosion improvement in commercially available epoxy coatings. Sparc recently commissioned a manufacturing facility to produce ecosparc® and is engaging with global paint companies and end users to advance commercial scale trials.

Sparc is a majority shareholder of Sparc Hydrogen which is a company pioneering the development of photocatalytic water splitting (‘PWS’) green hydrogen production technology. PWS is an alternative to producing green hydrogen via electrolysis, using only sunlight, water and a photocatalyst. Given lower infrastructure requirements and energy use, the process has the potential to deliver a cost and flexibility advantage over electrolysis.

Sparc is also developing sodium ion battery technology in partnership with Queensland University of Technology.

For more information, please visit: sparctechnologies.com.au

For more information about ecosparc®, please visit:  ecosparc.com.au

For more information about Sparc Hydrogen, please visit:  sparchydrogen.com

 


Contact details:

Nick O'Loughlin

Managing Director

[email protected]

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