Levidian's LOOP system captures the carbon from methane to produce hydrogen and has a unique net cost advantage over other hydrogen production technologies due to graphene, a valuable by-product that can be used to boost the performance of batteries, superconductors, solar cells, and electronics. The Collaboration Agreement sets the path towards Levidian providing the design for the LOOP system and the LOOP modules as well as the strategic plan for the marketing of the graphene via offtake. The LOOP system was commercialized out of
Levidian is a British climate technology business that is on a mission to decarbonise the world's hardest to abate sectors. Underpinned by its patented LOOP technology, Levidian offers a unique decarbonization service that captures the carbon from methane gas and creates a new source of clean hydrogen and solid carbon (graphene) that can be used as an additive to further decarbonise major industries as far ranging as batteries, thermoplastics, tyres and construction. The solution can be deployed anywhere with a methane source and is designed to function as a self-contained modular system that can quickly and easily be retrofitted to existing infrastructure. Further details are available on the Levidian's website at www.levidian.com.
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