Dear Peter, thank you very much for your comment and the insights into your innovative technology! I wish you and your partners continued success in the development and implementation of your projects. It’s great to see such innovations driving sustainable and decentralized energy production forward!

Best regards,
Ralf

This allows, among other things, H2O to be split into H2 and O2 using only process waste heat and with much cheaper plant technology, and for over 8,000 hours per year, many times more efficiently than with electrolysis.

For example, H2 and O2 can be generated directly on-site and without logistics next to an H2 and O2 steam turbine and fed into the turbine. The exhaust steam is then immediately recycled to the PC.X fission reactor as high-quality recycling, and these two gases are immediately transferred back to the gas turbine via the shortest possible route.

This brings groundbreaking advantages for the decentralized generation of electrical energy and the production of propulsion power for aircraft, trains, ships, buses, trucks, and cars.

We are pleased to cooperate with Mitsubishi Power and others in the areas of R&D, production, and commercialization of these innovative technologies.