Hydrogen-Carbon Ventures

Dual Factories

Hydrogen-Carbon Ventures factories (HCV) use the revolutionary power of the McAlister HydroCarbon Splitter™ to produce clean hydrogen and advanced carbon materials in a cost-effective and low-emissions process from organic waste feedstocks.

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The HydroCarbon Splitter™ factory splits biomass, biowaste, and fossil feedstocks into hydrogen and carbon allotropes (graphene, carbon fiber, and nanotubes).

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The VelPro™ factory uses the carbon materials to manufacture carbon-reinforced and carbon-composite durable goods and equipment.

The McAlister HydroCarbon Splitter™ system (HCS) co-produces hydrogen and durable carbon commodities.

Hydrogen has growing market demand for applications such as fuel cells, hydrogen vehicles, rail engines, electricity generation, industrial applications, and the Dept. of Energy Regional Hydrogen Hubs.

Carbon will be supplied for reinforcement of asphalt, concrete, building products, and equipment to sustainably harness solar, wind, moving water and geothermal energy.

We plan subsequently to expand our HCS output of carbon fiber, graphene, and nanotubes for electronics, sensors, and semiconductor applications.

The VelPro™ Carbon Products business unit will use carbon materials produced onsite to manufacture selected product lines.

In addition, each HCV factory will develop joint ventures with manufacturing partners to position carbon products in numerous economic sectors.

Subsequent planned product lines include

  • green construction materials for architecture and infrastructure;
  • 3D printing with carbon composites;
  • geomembranes, piping, and fixtures;
  • auto and plane parts;
  • renewable energy machine parts or equipment

The HydroCarbon Splitter™ produces three vital impacts on global energy consumption.

Stop Burning Carbon.
Provides a Path to True Net-Zero for the Oil Industry.

Repurpose Organic Waste.
Converts Biowaste to Hydrogen Fuel and Advanced Carbon Materials.

Mitigate Climate Change.
Uses Globally Scalable Algae-Biomass to Harvest Atmospheric CO2.