Renewable Liquid Energy: Modular Off-Grid Carbon-Negative Hydrogen, Power, & Pure Water from Ethanol

Golu-H2 is a member of the SBI Group, a clean energy innovator in cutting-edge technology development for over 25 years. SBI has invested over $40 million to reach the point we are at today, with a fully equipped state-of-the-art 25,000 sq. ft. Technology Development, Product Development, and Scale-up Facility equipped with modern analytical instruments and pilot fabrication capabilities. SBI's renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel (Jet Fuel) technologies were licensed by Royal Dutch Shell in 2017. We hold a vast portfolio of global patents for multiple green technologies, including our Gölu-H2, a green hydrogen technology that demonstrates our capabilities in catalyst development, process and processor design, and optimization. Additionally, we have in-house automation and control design capabilities, allowing us to execute projects with maximum flexibility and efficiency. Hydrogen is the clean fuel of the future, providing a de-fossilized alternative energy resource. Energy derived from hydrogen does not emit CO2 and can be extracted from renewable sources. When using a fuel cell for power generation, hydrogen is the most efficient renewable fuel, generating up to 21 kWh/kg out of the 33-kWh available in the hydrogen. The only byproduct of power generation through a fuel cell is pure H2O, or chemically pure potable water, which is another high-value resource with many potential benefits being explored.

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2025-04-21
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https://doi.org/10.2118/224690-ms
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Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems
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Renewable Liquid Energy: Modular Off-Grid Carbon-Negative Hydrogen, Power, & Pure Water from Ethanol

Inder Pal Singh, Jagjit Singh
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Renewable Liquid Energy: Modular Off-Grid Carbon-Negative Hydrogen, Power, & Pure Water from Ethanol

Inder Pal Singh, Jagjit Singh
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Abstract

Golu-H2 is a member of the SBI Group, a clean energy innovator in cutting-edge technology development for over 25 years. SBI has invested over $40 million to reach the point we are at today, with a fully equipped state-of-the-art 25,000 sq. ft. Technology Development, Product Development, and Scale-up Facility equipped with modern analytical instruments and pilot fabrication capabilities. SBI's renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel (Jet Fuel) technologies were licensed by Royal Dutch Shell in 2017. We hold a vast portfolio of global patents for multiple green technologies, including our Gölu-H2, a green hydrogen technology that demonstrates our capabilities in catalyst development, process and processor design, and optimization. Additionally, we have in-house automation and control design capabilities, allowing us to execute projects with maximum flexibility and efficiency. Hydrogen is the clean fuel of the future, providing a de-fossilized alternative energy resource. Energy derived from hydrogen does not emit CO2 and can be extracted from renewable sources. When using a fuel cell for power generation, hydrogen is the most efficient renewable fuel, generating up to 21 kWh/kg out of the 33-kWh available in the hydrogen. The only byproduct of power generation through a fuel cell is pure H2O, or chemically pure potable water, which is another high-value resource with many potential benefits being explored.

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