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Elessent Clean Technologies proudly announces the Brink® ezSEP™ high-efficiency separation system, setting new standards in green hydrogen production. Now installed in over 3 gigawatts of projects, it recovers over 99% of liquid from gas streams, minimizing makeup water and electrolyte while maximizing efficiency. Brink® ezSEP™ reduces maintenance costs and renewable energy usage.
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