Large scale green hydrogen production
Halcyon is developing a large-scale “Green” hydrogen production facility at a site selected for the purpose in Honduras, applying inhouse proprietary technology that instead of using electricity captures the energy directly from the sun.
Halcyon Energy is a Clean Energy Company, devoted to the production of low cost hydrogen to the world’s markets.
With an abundance of solar radiance in the Sula Valley of Honduras, coupled with the availability of freshwater feedstock from the Ulua River, Halcyon plans to construct multiple towers producing volumes of hydrogen that can be transported by pipeline through Guatemala and Mexico into the United States.
Why Hydrogen?
Hydrogen is fast becoming the fuel of choice to meet the goals of the 2015 Paris Climate Agreements to limit global warming to +1.5°C by 2050.
Hydrogen fuels are proposed to power automobiles, trucks, trains, heavy industrial equipment and even planes.
The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) recently held in Scotland has served to gain commitments from countries to enhance their activities to mitigate Climate Change.
Since Hydrogen is one of two elements that comprise water (Oxygen being the other) it is an abundant, almost no cost feedstock for Halcyon’s water-splitting process.
The United States has signed on to this commitment & is already proposing legislation and funding clean energy activities.
Halcyon believes that Hydrogen will play a significant role in the world’s goal of becoming “net zero” in terms of future emissions by 2050.
Halcyon will construct the hydrogen production at La Barca, in the Sula Valley, Honduras
The Sula Valley lies in the northwest of Honduras & includes several of the country’s largest cities, San Pedro Sula, Puerto Cortes & Choloma.
Being close to the equator & known for its hot sunny days, the location is ideal for CSP hydrogen production.
The location is equidistant from the two deepwater ports of Honduras, Puerto Castillo on the Atlantic Coast & San Lorenzo on the Pacific Coast providing access to east & west global markets.
Ample fresh water for the project will be supplied from the Ulua River that runs through the valley.