Hydrogen fuel cells are widely seen as an environmentally-friendly alternative to conventional fossil fuels. But, globally every year, over US$15 billion worth of hydrogen is lost during its production, which results in unnecessary greenhouse gas emissions. To reduce these negative environmental effects, Singapore-based DiviGas has developed a nano-molecular filter to recycle this lost gas. Andre Lorenceau, CEO and Co-Founder of DiviGas shares more on how it all works.

<p>Hydrogen fuel cells are widely seen as an environmentally-friendly alternative to conventional fossil fuels. But, globally every year, over US$15 billion worth of hydrogen is lost during its production, which results in unnecessary greenhouse gas emissions. To reduce these negative environmental effects, Singapore-based DiviGas has developed a nano-molecular filter to recycle this lost gas. <strong>Andre Lorenceau, CEO and Co-Founder of DiviGas</strong> shares more on how it all works.</p>

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