lscfa wrote:
This section in MD&A just appeared in last 2 quarterly filings. Must be where the R&D dollars are going.
New Technology
dynaCERT’s HydraGENTM electrolyzer has gone through a series of transformations over the past 17 years to meet the market demand. dynaCERT’s existing Alkaline Hydrogen electrolyzer is best suited for non-pressurized hydrogen production up to 500 litres per hour and can be stacked for even higher hydrogen demand.
dynaCERT’s upcoming products such as the Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM) and the Cation Exchange Membrane (CEM) electrolyzer technology will produce pressurized GREEN hydrogen to meet the global demand for pure hydrogen in home heating, fuel cells, chemical production, transport vehicles, petroleum industry, food processing and fertilizer production amongst other uses. The innovative pressurized hydrogen system, developed by the dynaCERT R&D team, will significantly cut down the net production cost per kilogram (current market price US$16/kg) using parts made from non-rare-earth elements, common metals and can be powered by solar energy.
dynaCERT’s smart ECU will enable consumers to safely control the hydrogen production they need to serve local use in their homes, cars and industrial processes. Initial models will be capable of producing 200kg/d (approx. 92,000 litres per hour) enough to fuel about 30 passenger fuel cell powered cars. Larger units will be available in 2022 for transportation, stationary charging stations and industrial applications with hydrogen production cells capable of producing up to +24,000kg/d of pure GREEN hydrogen. The Company is developing its marketing plan for this new innovation to include sales, rentals and Company-operated systems.