ClearSign Technologies Corporation, recognized for its advancements in industrial combustion and sensing technologies, has announced a major milestone in collaboration with a national laboratory. The company has been granted $400,000 by the U.S. Department of Energy's Industrial Efficiency and Decarbonization Office to support the development of ultra-low NOx industrial hydrogen burner technology. Led by Dr. Robert Geiger, the project focuses on innovative computer modeling techniques to optimize industrial furnaces and combustion equipment for 100% hydrogen fuel. ClearSign's CEO, Jim Deller, highlighted the significance of this initiative in advancing industrial decarbonization efforts. By utilizing high-performance computing for simulation and optimization, the project aims to enhance the design of hydrogen burners, addressing critical challenges such as flame characteristics, fuel-air mixing, and heat flux. The intended outcome is to enable the rapid assessment of burner component variations and accelerate the development of new technologies to meet future industrial demands. The overarching objective of the project is to provide energy-intensive industries with cost-effective, high-performance solutions to reduce their carbon footprint. By utilizing innovative computer modeling techniques, ClearSign aims to facilitate the large-scale adoption of hydrogen in industrial furnaces, potentially leading to a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions annually. The company's focus on decarbonization and its commitment to improving operational efficiency and energy performance align with global efforts towards a sustainable future. ClearSign Technologies Corporation specializes in developing products and technologies that enhance decarbonization and improve performance in various industrial sectors. Through its patented technologies, such as ClearSign Core™ and ClearSign Eye™, the company aims to drive emission reduction, increase safety, and promote the use of hydrogen as a fuel. ClearSign's innovative approach to combustion systems and fuel safety systems underscores its dedication to advancing sustainable practices across industries.