Topsoe and Aramco have embarked on a strategic collaboration to produce low-carbon hydrogen, also known as blue hydrogen, at Aramco's Shaybah NGL facility. This partnership, facilitated by a joint development agreement (JDA), signifies a commitment to bringing carbon-reducing technology to the market. The collaboration will showcase the integration of Aramco's innovative palladium-alloy membrane technology to ensure the production of low-carbon hydrogen while capturing CO2. Topsoe's eREACT technology, at the core of this initiative, enables the conversion of various feedstocks into low-carbon hydrogen and fuels through its electrified reactor design. By combining renewable electricity and natural gas, the technology significantly reduces flue gas emissions, offering a promising solution for the global transition to a low-carbon economy. Both companies are enthusiastic about the commercial potential of the eREACT technology. Elena Scaltritti, Topsoe's chief commercial officer, highlighted the viability and benefits of eREACT for low-carbon hydrogen production, emphasizing its role in the low-carbon hydrogen economy. Ali A Meshari, Aramco's senior vice president, underscored the collaboration's aim to develop cutting-edge technology for lower-carbon hydrogen production using available resources in the Kingdom. The successful deployment of eREACT is expected to revolutionize hydrogen production by replacing fossil fuel with electrified heating, potentially reducing gas volumes needed by up to 30%. This efficiency, coupled with the option of integrating carbon capture and storage, enhances the carbon-reducing potential of the technology. In conclusion, the collaboration between Topsoe and Aramco represents a significant step towards advancing low-carbon hydrogen production. By leveraging their expertise and resources, the two companies aim to drive the commercialization of this innovative technology and contribute to mitigating the carbon footprint of the energy and chemical sectors.