Fidelis New Energy has formed global alliance with Topsoe A/S and Babcock & Wilcox for technology used for producing carbon neutral hydrogen, according to separate press releases.
The alliance pairs Topsoe’s hydrogen process portfolio with Fidelis technology for reduction of lifecycle carbon emissions in hydrogen production. Combined, the solution enables the production of hydrogen from natural gas with a lifecycle carbon intensity of 0 kgCO2e / kgH2.
Fidelis also pairs B&W’s bubbling fluidized bed boiler technology and equipment with FidelisH2 to produce zero-carbon intensity hydrogen.
The alliance is aimed at ultimately serving industry, digital infrastructure, agriculture, energy, and transportation.
Fidelis and Topsoe will jointly and exclusively license FidelisH2™ alongside Topsoe’s blue hydrogen technology portfolio. Topsoe will lead engagement with potential licensees interested in utilizing FidelisH2™ to produce hydrogen.
Topsoe’s process portfolio includes both steam methane reforming and autothermal reforming solutions to produce hydrogen with integrated carbon capture. FidelisH2 is a proprietary solution for incorporation of renewable energy into reforming processes to produce clean hydrogen.
The integration of these technologies offered through the alliance “provides a scalable solution well suited for generating valuable climate and environmental incentives such as the 45V tax credits provided in the United States Inflation Reduction Act of 2022,” the relevant release states.
