Methane-pyrolysis systems split natural gas into two valuable products: solid carbon and clean hydrogen. Using high-temperature ohmic and plasma-driven reactors, we separate carbon at the atomic level, preventing it from forming CO₂ and instead capturing it as a reusable solid.
Every year, more than 150 billion cubic meters of natural gas are flared or vented worldwide—releasing over 400 million tons of CO₂. This wasted resource could instead be turned into advanced carbon materials and zero-emission fuel.
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