Carbon
Is Not the Villain
We Can Make Harvested Carbon
A Durable, Sustainable Asset.
Don’t burn or bury carbon! It’s much too valuable.
The HydroCarbon Splitter™ harvests durable carbon from hydrocarbon feedstocks.
Hydrocarbon feedstocks include
• renewable biomass from farms, forests, and landfills,
• renewable biowaste from wastewater, and
• fossil fuel.
Each of these feedstocks can be transformed into clean hydrogen (fuel) and clean carbon (commodity).
Stage One carbon products (carbon allotropes) come directly from the HydroCarbon Splitter™.
- Graphene
- Carbon fiber
- Nanotubes
Scanning Electron Micrographs of Carbon Allotropes
Stage Two carbon products are green carbon-based durable goods made from graphene, carbon microfiber, or nanotubes.
- Semiconductors
- Green construction materials
- Geomembranes
- Carbon-reinforced durable goods for renewable energy generation, transportation systems, and infrastructure
The Hydrogen Association has committed its research support to the McAlister HydroCarbon Splitter™ because we know it offers a powerful emissions-free way to transform carbon from a dangerous waste into a valuable resource.
Hydrogen-based Technology Breakthroughs
HydroCarbon Splitting
This breakthrough technology pre-emptively separates hydrogen from carbon in all types of hydrocarbon feedstocks
- biomass,
- biowaste, and
- fossil fuel.
Harvested Carbon
Carbon that is pre-emptively harvested from biomass, biowaste, and even fossil feedstocks transforms from a dangerous waste to a valuable asset.
Clean Air Injector-Igniter
Combustion engines retrofit with this smart fuel injection system run emissions-free on net-hydrogen fuel.
Hydrogen Fuel
This revolutionary
net-hydrogen fuel is liquid
at room temperature and pressure. It is a renewable, sustainable zero-carbon energy carrier.
Algae CO2 Drawdown
Rapid-growth microalgae draws down atmospheric CO2 at the rate of 2.7 tons per acre per day. Using algae as a biomass feedstock co-harvests carbon and hydrogen in a renewable, zero-carbon emissions process.
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