One machine, two products

One machine can make clean hydrogen fuel and drinking water from seawater by using the electrolyzer’s waste heat.

Not two plants on the same pier. Not a kitchen box. A coastal plant path that co-produces fuel and freshwater by using heat that used to be thrown away.

What is narrowly new is co-production: one seawater path that yields hydrogen fuel and drinking water. Learn the class. Leave the local use open. Naming a lab or a brand is not the invention.

The tempting mistake is to count only the hydrogen. Counting only fuel misses half of what leaves the plant.

That is what lets you ask how big the demonstration actually is.