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Lummus Technology announced a partnership with Advanced Ionics to advance green hydrogen technology. Lummus Venture Capital is investing to accelerate the commercialization of Advanced Ionics’ electrolyzer tech, supporting decarbonization in refining and petrochemicals. Lummus will provide engineering and equipment to boost green hydrogen capacity for new and existing users.
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