Joi Scientific has discovered a way to safely extract hydrogen energy from seawater without additives―an industry first. Better still: hydrogen can be made on-demand, where and when it’s needed, at ambient pressure and room temperature. This is the next generation of hydrogen made possible.
See how Hydrogen 2.0 will enable people, industry and the planet to thrive.
Abundant Energy.
Hydrogen. It’s all around us. Light, simple, elegant. The fabric of nature’s most abundant and magical substance: water. H2O surrounds us in the form of oceans, waiting for imaginative minds to tap the energy from H2.
At Joi Scientific, we’ve paid close attention.
We harness powerful forces observed in nature, combined in a new way, to liberate hydrogen from its oxygen bond in seawater (or salinated water). This approach promises to unlock an abundant and affordable source of clean energy for society.
Clean Energy.
When hydrocarbons are released into the atmosphere, it is called pollution. It takes years for nature to clean these emissions.
When hydrogen is released into the atmosphere it is simply called water vapor.
Hydrogen reacts with oxygen on contact, producing pure water that nature immediately incorporates into the environment. Joi Scientific will make the energy lifecycle clean, not ‘cleanable.’
Affordable Energy.
It takes energy to produce energy and hydrogen is a challenging element. Traditional methods to isolate and store it put in more energy than they extract. For decades, this inefficient approach prevented the widespread use of hydrogen as a clean source of energy.
Joi Scientific is changing the game.
Hydrogen 2.0 is designed to be affordable, carbon-free, and on-demand. It can be produced wherever and whenever it is needed, 24/7, to power everything―from cars to cities.
At Joi Scientific, social entrepreneurs, scientists, technologists, engineers and experienced global business leaders are working hard to bring about a brighter future. We are headquartered at the Kennedy Space Center where many transformative innovations have launched.
How’s that for humanity's next leap?