Industry we serve

Steel Industry

The steel industry is rapidly expanding worldwide, but its high CO₂ emissions pose serious environmental challenges. Hydrogen offers a cleaner alternative due to its high calorific value, excellent thermal conductivity, and fast reaction rate.

Key Applications:

• Annealing stainless and magnetic steel alloys

• Sintering and copper brazing

• Acting as a reducing agent in metal ore processing

Hydrogen is often combined with inert gases to create a reducing atmosphere required for heat treatment, welding, and other metallurgical processes.

Power Industry

With growing energy demands, renewable and sustainable sources are essential. Hydrogen is a promising alternative fuel.

• Used in fuel cells and combustion engines to generate electricity

• Produces only water and heat as by-products

• Enables continuous energy generation when fuel is supplied

Hydrogen-based systems can also integrate with conventional fuels like natural gas, making them practical for distributed power generation.

Food & Drug Industry

In the food sector, hydrogen is used for hydrogenation, converting unsaturated oils into saturated oils to:

• Increase melting point

• Improve stability and shelf life

• Enhance taste and texture

In pharmaceuticals and healthcare:

• Hydrogen has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and protective effects

• It shows potential in treating diseases, including cancer

Chemical Industry

Hydrogen is essential to chemical manufacturing.

Key applications include:

• Ammonia production via the Haber-Bosch process

• Manufacturing of hydrochloric acid, hydrogen peroxide, methanol, fertilizers, polymers, and solvents

• Petrochemical processes like:

  • Hydrodesulfurization

  • Hydrocracking

  • Hydrodealkylation

Hydrogen is one of the most widely used industrial chemicals.

Refineries

Hydrogen plays a critical role in refining petroleum products:

• Removes sulfur from crude oil

• Converts heavy crude into lighter, more valuable fuels

• Improves fuel quality and reduces emissions

Its demand is increasing with global fuel consumption, especially diesel.

Glass Industry

Hydrogen enhances efficiency and quality in glass manufacturing:

• Used in cutting, polishing, melting, and heat treatment

• Maintains oxygen-free environments during production

• Prevents oxidation in processes like float glass manufacturing

A controlled mix (typically 90% nitrogen, 10% hydrogen) ensures high-quality glass output.

Transport Sector

Hydrogen is gaining importance in transportation due to its:

• High energy density

• Clean emissions (produces only water)

Applications include:

• Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCVs)

• Clean mobility solutions for goods and passenger transport

It supports environmentally friendly and sustainable transportation systems.

Semiconductor Industry

Hydrogen is vital in semiconductor manufacturing:

• Acts as a carrier gas in silicon deposition and crystal growth

• Prevents oxidation during fabrication

• Used in annealing and soldering processes

• Helps maintain oxygen-free environments at high temperatures

Reliable supply of high-purity hydrogen is essential for this industry.