Vema Hydrogen, a company pioneering clean hydrogen production with its Stimulated Geologic Hydrogen technology, has raised $13M in a seed funding round to develop pilot wells in North America. This innovative approach aims to offer a low-cost, low-carbon alternative to traditional hydrogen production methods. By leveraging natural underground reactions, Vema's SGH technology generates hydrogen by injecting a brine solution with catalysts into geological formations, producing hydrogen for various applications. The company's method enables precise hydrogen production in selected locations, reducing costs and logistical challenges while ensuring control over gas composition. Vema's team, led by Dr. Florian Osselin and Pierre Levin, aims to bridge the gap between current low-carbon production and future energy demands, delivering cost-competitive clean hydrogen. The global demand for hydrogen is expected to increase significantly, creating a market opportunity that Vema's technology seeks to address by providing a scalable and environmentally friendly solution. With the funding secured, Vema is set to scale up its operations, marking a significant step towards commercializing clean hydrogen production, contributing to the global push for decarbonization and shaping a sustainable energy future.