SKYRE, a prominent player in hydrogen recovery solutions, has introduced its electrochemical hydrogen separation system as part of a partnership with a leading Texas research institute. The collaboration targets the extraction and purification of hydrogen from natural gas pipelines to improve hydrogen utilization economics and fortify the existing natural gas infrastructure. Dr. Trent Molter, President & CEO of SKYRE, highlighted the practicality of this system in recovering hydrogen from current infrastructure, underscoring its significance in demonstrating commercial viability and enhancing performance for widespread implementation. The H2RENEW™ technology by SKYRE is set to undergo testing with real natural gas blends enriched with varying hydrogen concentrations and intrinsic pipeline impurities like mercaptans, hydrogen sulfide (H2S), carbon monoxide (CO), and carbon dioxide (CO2). These tests will evaluate the system's effectiveness, efficiency, and scalability under authentic operational conditions. By refining system inputs, outputs, and integration approaches, SKYRE aims to unlock the complete potential of hydrogen within natural gas pipelines, supporting a range of applications such as vehicle fueling, industrial processing, and power-to-gas projects.