Clyde Hydrogen develops Decoupled Electrolysis, a redox-mediator-based approach that separates water oxidation and hydrogen evolution into different reactors to enable safer, scalable hydrogen production. The technology uses a reversible redox mediator solution to store protons and electrons from water oxidation, which is then transferred to a separate chamber where hydrogen is produced with a suitable catalyst. Results have been proven at lab scale and the company is progressing a demonstrator, with further development taking place at the University of Glasgow's research labs. The company raised over £1M in pre-seed funding provided by Zinc, the University of Glasgow and angel investors. Proceeds will be used to expand the R&D team, accelerate technology development and forge strategic partnerships within the energy sector. Clyde Hydrogen aims to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and contribute to Scotland's carbon neutrality and green hydrogen goals.

Total raised

$1M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Apr 2024