Salgenx, a leader in energy storage solutions, has unveiled a revolutionary 3000 kWh saltwater battery system that not only stores significant amounts of energy but also produces hydrogen as a byproduct. This dual-functionality allows for additional power generation when the hydrogen is utilized in a microturbine, setting a new standard in the industry. By harnessing hydrogen generated during electrochemical reactions, Salgenx ensures safe storage and efficient utilization of the gas, which can further be used in microturbines. The system's innovative design also produces fresh water vapor and offers lift capabilities, showcasing its versatility. With a focus on sustainability and cost-effectiveness, Salgenx utilizes common materials like sodium chloride and zinc, avoiding the environmental concerns associated with lithium-ion batteries. The system's high capacity and hydrogen production enhance energy storage efficiency, while microturbine integration adds versatility for various applications. Salgenx's commitment to advancing green technology through its saltwater battery system highlights a step towards a cleaner and more sustainable future.