Oxylus Energy, a carbon conversion startup, and Element 1® Corp, a global leader in advanced hydrogen generation systems, have joined forces in a groundbreaking research and development initiative in New Haven, Connecticut. The partnership aims to revolutionize the energy sector by exploring the use of Oxylus’s green methanol as a feedstock for point-of-use hydrogen production. This collaboration seeks to integrate Oxylus’s CO₂-to-methanol technology with Element 1®'s hydrogen generation units to create a scalable, low-carbon energy solution for applications requiring grid independence and emissions reduction. By utilizing green methanol produced from Oxylus's technology, industrial facilities could potentially repurpose CO₂ emissions into a clean supply chain for downstream hydrogen production. The implications of this partnership are vast, with potential applications in hydrogen refueling stations, decentralized power generation, and onboard hydrogen production for various transportation modes. Perry Bakas, CEO of Oxylus Energy, emphasized the vision of creating a circular economy for carbon dioxide through this collaboration. The use of recycled CO₂ to produce methanol for hydrogen generation not only reduces greenhouse gas emissions but also eliminates harmful engine pollutants like PM, NOx, and SOx. The partnership between Oxylus Energy and Element 1® Corp represents a significant stride towards advancing low-carbon hydrogen solutions. By providing industries with a practical pathway to reduce emissions and ensure reliable, on-demand energy, this collaboration showcases the potential for sustainable energy innovation in the fight against climate change.