Technology Licensing Opportunity: Integrated Electrochemical System for Carbon Capture and Hydrogen Production

The opportunity involves licensing a technology for an integrated electrochemical system that captures carbon dioxide and produces hydrogen. The system consists of a Carbonate-Composite Membrane Reactor (CCMR) and a Protonic Ceramic Electrolyzer (PCE), which work together to capture CO₂, generate electricity and steam, and produce renewable hydrogen. The key advantages of this system include energy efficiency, net-zero water consumption, scalability, and versatility. The technology has various market applications, including carbon management, industrial CO₂ use, distributed or mobile carbon capture, and point source applications. Some key features of this technology include: • Energy efficiency through the generation of electricity and reuse of heat within the system • Net-zero water consumption through a closed-loop operation • Scalability due to its modular design • Versatility in operating at intermediate temperatures and integrating with waste heat sources • Simplified operation by eliminating adsorption/desorption regeneration • Sustainable hydrogen production using renewable H₂ to drive CO₂ capture