HPQ Silicon Development Agreement With Apollon Solar Expands Into Producing HYDROGEN, With Samples To French Military By December

When a CEO puts this quote in a press release, you have to take it  seriously, especially when his two technology partners helping deliver  on it are world renowned: “Since 2017, our collaboration with Apollon has enabled us to  benefit from their world-renowned expertise with high value-added  Silicon applications.  The addition of manufacturing hydrogen by  hydrolysis to our collaboration opens up a new and unique business  opportunity that could represent a second multibillion-dollar  addressable market for the PUREVAPTM Nano Silicon (Si) Reactor (“NSiR”)  nanopowders.” HYDROGEN BY HYDROLYSIS Two technologies that could deliver vehicles with zero emissions are  battery-electric powertrains and hydrogen fuel cells. HPQ is already on  the road to becoming an electric battery player, with 2 NDA’s signed in  the space – and now will be ready to start sending samples of its nano  silicon powders to manufacture Hydrogen by hydrolysis, which is: “Getting porous silicon nano powders to react with water “H2O” and thereby releasing significant quantities of Hydrogen ” H2  “. For decades, hydrogen was presumed to be “the fuel of the future,”  with electric cars limited to the niche of small, short-range urban cars  – but hasn’t been able to deliver due to too many issues to mention  here with fuel cells.  Hydrogen by Hydrolysis is a great alternative but  cost prohibitive due to the costs of porous silicon nano powders +  power generation inefficiencies …. until now. Enter HPQ Silicon. HPQ Silicon is so confident it can solve this problem that it will  have samples of its powders ready for delivery to Apollon Solar and the  French Military for testing by December. Watch this interview or listen by Podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify or your favourite podcaster.