electrolysis

Aepnus develops electrochemical technology that transforms industrial waste streams, such as sodium sulfate, into critical chemicals including caustic soda and sulfuric acid. Its advanced electrolyzers enable on-site, cost-effective chemical recycling with lower energy requirements and higher throughput than traditional systems, without rare or expensive catalysts. The company is deploying its technology across the US and Canada, with projects including a demonstration-scale plant, a testbed in Oakland, California, and a pilot in Bécancour, Quebec.

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A Gentle Touch Electrolysis, LLC is a Berlin, Connecticut practice owned by Heather Vaughan-Pignatella, CPE, a Connecticut-licensed electrologist (#559). It provides professional electrolysis permanent hair removal, which the site describes as safe and effective for all skin types, hair types, skin colors, and hair colors, using quality equipment including the Apilus Senior II.

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Aqua Research develops innovative disinfection technology that uses common salt to produce a chlorine-based solution for water treatment and surface sanitation. Its products range from point-of-use purifiers for families, communities, and healthcare to industrial-scale systems, and are used in industry and developing nations to eliminate biofilm and improve safety.

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Bay State Electrolysis and Laser, LLC is a Ludlow, Massachusetts practice offering electrolysis, laser hair removal, and esthetic skin care services. It combines traditional electrolysis with modern laser technology to provide hair removal for all skin and hair types, and also offers esthetician and gender care services. The practice was opened as Bay State Electrolysis in 2000 and expanded to Bay State Electrolysis and Laser, LLC in 2016.

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Bettergy is an energy materials and nanotechnology company founded in 2008 to conceive, develop and commercialize innovative energy and environmental technologies. Originally formed as an energy storage technology company, it developed advanced nanopore-engineered membrane technologies for gas separation, energy storage, fuel cells, electrolysis and ion separation applications.

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Dioxycle is electrifying chemical manufacturing by developing carbon-emission electrolyzers that convert waste carbon emissions (COₓ) into sustainable ethylene and other critical chemicals. Founded in 2021 after a decade of research between Cambridge, Collège de France and Stanford, the company aims to produce drop-in chemicals identical to fossil-made chemicals at cost parity, recycling carbon emissions rather than using imported fossil fuels.

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EcoloxTech manufactures onsite hypochlorous acid (HOCl) generators that produce hospital-grade disinfectant from softened water and food-grade salt, ranging from a USB-powered countertop unit to 1,200 L/hr industrial systems. The company holds patents and maintains a research library of peer-reviewed HOCl studies. It also offers white label and private label manufacturing of cosmetic and pharmaceutical-grade HOCl.

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footer Creating Clean Energy For Our Changing World Developers of zero-carbon energy supply infrastructure What Is Zero Carbon? Zero-carbon fuels do not contain elemental carbon and when used cannot emit harmful Green House Gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide (CO), or methane (CH4). Our focus is hydrogen. Hydrogen can be made from water by electrolysis, which splits water into hydrogen and oxygen, using electricity from renewable resources. When hydrogen is used, it recombines with oxygen, from the air, and forms pure water. There are zero-carbon emissions. Learn About What We Do Why Element? We Value Relationships. We work collaboratively with communities, landowners, technology providers and end users to provide a holistic zero-carbon energy supply solution. Explore How We Are Better How Do We Do It? We Maximize Life-Cycle Benefits Through Physical, Commercial and.

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FASTECH is a leading provider of end-to-end energy solutions specializing in low-to-no carbon fuels. The company offers engineering, procurement, construction, and maintenance (EPCM) services for alternative energy, conventional fuel, service stations, and car wash businesses. With 30 years of industry experience, FASTECH has built 60+ hydrogen stations, 250 CNG fueling stations, 450 conventional fueling stations, and 1,000+ petroleum stations.

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HyET NoCarbon develops and commercializes modular technologies to decarbonize the chemical industry and the energy supply chain. Its technologies include direct air capture of CO2, electrochemical CO2 compression, small-scale ammonia decomposition reactors and fuel cells, hydrogen separation using planar protonic ceramics and tubular Pd membranes, synthetic fuel production via low and high temperature electrochemical processes, and ammonia fuel cells. Markets served include CCU and sustainable aviation fuels, green ammonia supply chain, green chemical in

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