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Graphitic Energy and Technip Energies have partnered to scale a methane pyrolysis process that produces clean hydrogen and solid carbon from natural gas. The collaboration includes funding, global licensing, and aims to deploy the low-emissions technology worldwide. A pilot plant in Texas is already operational, supporting the push for scalable hydrogen solutions.
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