HyVera Brings Hydrogen-on-Demand Technology to the United States

HyVera’s Hydrogen-on-Demand Technology, Now in the United States

Announcement

The Hyvera distributed energy declared its entry in the United States with its hydrogen-on-demand (H2oD) technology to the vast American market. This technology is supported by the parent company Envirogroup Holdings and in collaboration with NOVUS innovation group. With this launch, Hyvera will leverage the transformation to the on-demand clean hydrogen solutions. The company is committed and dedicated to promoting clean energy, including solutions for on-demand distributed hydrogen. The expansion will lead to the growth and development of the clean energy projects in the near future through advanced technology.

Hyveras technology creates hydrogen by merging uniquely designed fuel pellets, produced from industrial byproducts, along with water. The process prepares for hydrogen gas release for immediate use, eliminating benign substances that can be rechargeable into fuel pellets for second use. Also, its reusable in other applications or can be easily disposed of. This creativity allows scalable, cost-effective, and distributed hydrogen production, eliminating the need for huge infrastructure. With this new launch in the United States, Hyvera is strongly fueling the adoption of hydrogen as an effective solution for decarbonization.

Hyvera will be opening two new offices in the future. The one in Sacramento will target the US sales with quick opportunities in the California area. The second is an excellence center in Evansville, Indiana, along with a scientific group aiming at the future development of commercial fuel pellets and boosting pellet optimization. Hyvera is also working on two demonstration projects, highlighting the reliability and efficiency of H2OD systems in actual world conditions.

Views and Statements from the Company Leaders

CEO of Envirogroup, Charles Stockton, said,

“The entry of Hyvera in the United States symbolizes a crucial milestone in advancing hydrogen solutions. Our technology enables governments, businesses, and communities to consider hydrogen without taking time for expensive pipelines and large centralized hubs. By proving the companys value and worth via projects in Canada and the US, we are showcasing that the hydrogen can be localized, reliable, and cost-effective, and all prepared now.”

CEO of NOVUS, Rich Robillard, said,

“We are thrilled to launch Hyvera and elaborate on how this technology can reframe the energy landscape. These projects are engineered to spotlight hydrogens capability in not only industrial applications but also in empowering and sharpening the community-scale energy resilience. From the start, Hyveras idea has always been about on-demand and distributed energy, and that makes the technology worth transforming.”