Company Finds Solution to Halt $30 Billion Hydrogen Losses

DiviGas Innovates to Save Valuable Resources

Every year, companies in the energy and oil sector produce nearly 100 million tons of hydrogen, a figure on the rise due to the prioritization of clean energy and the growing global hydrogen market, estimated at $94 billion. However, a major drawback remains: approximately 20 million tons of hydrogen are lost in the process, equating to losses of around $30 billion annually.

The company DiviGas was established to stop these losses. CEO André Lorenceau and his team have developed a patented filter that captures 99% of wasted hydrogen, providing a solution that is not only efficient but also easy to implement for impacted companies.

DiviGas Solution and Its Impact

After years of development, DiviGas has created a first-generation polymer membrane filter capable of recovering nearly all lost hydrogen, restoring up to 25% more hydrogen compared to traditional solutions. This technology does not require complete reconstruction of facilities but rather a quick connection to generate profits.

Current Challenges and Opportunities

DiviGas has launched 13 paid pilot programs, including with billion-dollar refineries, and has delivered 21 units. With advanced commercial discussions with over 33 companies and signed projects worth $9.9 million, the company anticipates revenues exceeding $30 million annually by 2028.

With a significant market advantage and unique technology, DiviGas does not compete with hydrogen producers but improves their profitability. The company is now opening an investment opportunity for those looking to join the hydrogen economy. The funds raised will be used to expand production capacity, transform pilot projects into million-dollar contracts, and strengthen partnerships with major industrial operators.