Greenway Technologies, Inc., based in Arlington, Texas, has unveiled its latest innovation in hydrogen production, the H-Reformer®. This advanced gas-to-hydrogen technology offers a more efficient way to convert natural gas into hydrogen and carbon dioxide. The H-Reformer® is a modular system that can be deployed near consumption sites, eliminating the costs associated with compressing and transporting hydrogen. By converting a significant portion of carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide and incorporating additional hydrogen production elements, this new system generates a higher volume of hydrogen per unit of natural gas input compared to its predecessor, the G-Reformer®. One of the key features of the H-Reformer® is its ability to produce on-site hydrogen without the need for compression or liquefaction, making it suitable for applications like electrical power generation. Additionally, the system can adapt to different input sources – producing 'blue hydrogen' from fossil natural gas and 'green hydrogen' from renewable methane, which has implications for clean air credits. The Greenway reforming process stands out for its efficiency and low carbon footprint, as it does not require external heating sources. By separating carbon dioxide from the resultant hydrogen through established processes, the H-Reformer® ensures the production of highly pure hydrogen and liquid carbon dioxide, which can be sold or sequestered. Overall, Greenway's H-Reformer® represents a significant advancement in hydrogen production, offering a cleaner and more cost-effective solution for various industries and applications requiring hydrogen fuel.