Gallery of Clean Energy Inventions Exhibit - with setup details

Multifactorial Hydrogen Reactor
The multifactorial hydrogen reactor enables elevated hydrogen production due to a set of
16 physical and chemical processes – acting simultaneously on the hydrogen bonds. The
technology is non-volatile and produces free flowing hydrogen which can be compressed
or used to convert to another form of energy. The reactor can be used as a free standing
electrically powered device that will produce unlimited amounts of hydrogen at the world's
cheapest rates, or as a simple ‘bolt-on' solution that provides savings when coupled with
other energy producing technologies.
The mini hydrogen reactor model, made
by Solar Hydrogen Trends, Inc.,
measures length 32" x width 14" x height
20.5" and weighs 250 Ibs. Its only fuel is
water. On input of 415 watts, the mini
reactor produces 7,369 cubic feet of
hydrogen per hour (electricity equivalent
of 626,000 watt-hours). The estimated
cost of inputs is $1.68 per hour.
The reactor offers energy savings of up to 95% when coupled with coal, natural gas,
gasoline, biofuels, diesel power plants or incinerators. In addition, the reactor can be
coupled for production of amplified energy output with hydropower, solar or wind farms
in peak hours. A hydrogen plant producing 150 million cubic feet per day would provide
enough hydrogen to power 200 thousand homes.