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CEO Robert Nave relies on a new process that produces green H2 from waste. (Image: Green Hydrogen Technology)
Augsburg (energate) - The demand for hydrogen is growing. Green Hydrogen Technology wants to meet the demand with a new process that produces green H2 from waste. energate spoke about this with CEO Robert Nave.
energate: Mr Nave, you have developed a process to produce hydrogen from sewage sludge and even non-recyclable plastic. How exactly does the process work?
Nave: With our patented process, we produce green hyd ...
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