Natural Gas
Widely available industrial feedstock suitable for large-scale hydrogen production.
Hydrogen / Low Carbon Hydrogen
Low-Carbon Hydrogen from Natural Gas, LNG & LPG
Hydrogen produced by splitting natural gas, LNG or LPG in a plasma reactor — no CO₂ released in the process, with solid carbon recovered as a marketable second product.
10.7 kWh/kg H₂Energy demand
98%Methane conversion
3Process variants
Solid CarbonValuable co-product
20 MWScalable plant
50 kg/hHydrogen output
Low Carbon Hydrogen Ecosystem
From Natural Gas to Industrial Hydrogen
Instead of relying on conventional electrolysis, Graforce uses methane plasma technology to produce hydrogen with significantly lower energy demand while generating valuable synthetic carbon and recoverable process heat.
Methane Plasmalyzer®
Meet the Methane Plasmalyzer®
The Methane Plasmalyzer® is Graforce's proprietary methane plasmalysis reactor that splits methane molecules into hydrogen and solid carbon using a high-voltage plasma field instead of combustion. Because hydrogen is less tightly bound in methane than in water, significantly less electrical energy is required compared with conventional electrolysis.
High-voltage plasma technology
Continuous industrial operation
Modular containerized design
No combustion process
Zero process CO₂ emissions
Valuable carbon co-product
Inside the Plasma Reactor
Inside the Methane Plasmalyzer®
Inside the reactor, renewable electricity generates a high-voltage plasma field capable of dissociating methane molecules without combustion. The process creates hydrogen gas, recoverable process heat, and high-purity solid carbon.
High-Voltage Plasma
A controlled plasma field provides the energy required to separate methane into hydrogen and carbon.
Electrode Cassette
The reactor contains an electrode cassette designed for continuous industrial operation and stable plasma generation.
Methane Dissociation
Methane molecules are split directly into molecular hydrogen and solid carbon without producing carbon dioxide.
Continuous Operation
The reactor is engineered for uninterrupted industrial hydrogen production with consistent plasma performance.
Advance Plasma Technologies
Plasma Technologies Developed by Graforce
Graforce develops multiple plasma technologies for different industrial feedstocks and applications. Each plasma type is optimized for specific chemical conversion processes.
DC Plasma
Natural Gas
Designed for methane plasmalysis and industrial hydrogen production from natural gas.
DBD Plasma
Ammonia
Optimized for hydrogen production from ammonia and other specialized industrial processes.
RF Plasma
Industrial Effluent
Used for industrial wastewater and effluent treatment applications.
Modular Plant Architecture
Built for Industrial Scale
The Methane Plasmalyzer® is designed as a modular technology platform. Individual reactor modules can be combined to create hydrogen plants ranging from pilot installations to full-scale industrial production facilities
Industries
Built for energy-intensive industry
From flare gas to steelmaking, the same reactor technology adapts to whatever feedstock and offtake an industry runs on.
Steel
Chemicals
Refineries
Heavy Transport
Power & Energy
Industrial Heat
Compatible Feedstocks
Flexible Feedstock Compatibility
The Methane Plasmalyzer® processes multiple methane-based feedstocks without requiring major infrastructure changes.
Biomethane
Renewable methane produced from organic waste and agricultural residues.
LNG
Liquefied natural gas for industrial facilities requiring high energy density.
LPG
Liquefied petroleum gas for distributed hydrogen production applications.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is low-carbon hydrogen?+
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Why methane instead of water?+
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What happens to carbon?+
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How much energy does it consume?+
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Ready to Build a Low-Carbon Hydrogen Plant?
Whether you're planning a pilot installation or a full-scale industrial deployment, Graforce's engineering team can help you evaluate the right hydrogen solution for your facility.