H2SITE, a prominent company specializing in hydrogen separation technology and solutions, has joined forces with SNAM, a key energy infrastructure operator in Europe, to develop an innovative project focusing on separating hydrogen and natural gas mixtures. The collaboration introduces a Pd-alloy membrane separator designed by H2SITE to extract hydrogen from low concentrations within the mixture efficiently. This separator will be the largest of its kind, emphasizing high recovery rates and the ability to operate at pressures above 50 bar for large-scale hydrogen storage applications. The project ensures that recovered hydrogen can be directly utilized in various applications like fuel cells and contributes to maintaining the natural gas composition required by industrial consumers. H2SITE's technology has demonstrated successful validation with gas distribution grid operators, showcasing compatibility for transporting hydrogen-natural gas mixtures. This venture not only strengthens H2SITE's strategic partnerships with key industry players but also enhances its commercial presence in the Italian market, supported by the Italian Regulatory Authority for Energy. By leveraging existing infrastructure and promoting the adoption of innovative technologies, the initiative is a significant step towards decarbonizing the energy sector and establishing hydrogen as a vital resource for sustainable energy. H2SITE's expertise in decentralizing hydrogen production and separation solutions addresses challenges in transportation and storage, aligning with the goal of reducing costs and emissions in the energy transition landscape.