Supercritical is putting its continuous high-pressure electrochemical reactor platform to work on sustainable chemicals, turning side-streams and bio-streams into high-value chemicals at cost parity with fossil equivalents.
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Supercritical "Solutions" was always more than just a name. Yes, it started with our high-pressure electrolyser technology, built on years of leadership in ultra-efficie…
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Supercritical
Developing the world's first high pressure, ultra-efficient electrolyser and lowest cost of pressurised green hydrogen.
- Industry
- Renewable Energy Equipment Manufacturing
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
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The world's first high pressure, ultra-efficient electrolyser for the lowest cost of pressurised green hydrogen.
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Supercritical welcomed visitors to its northern facility in Teesside for a government team tour.
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Supercritical conducted a government team tour at the Teesside northern facility for the Tees Valley Combined Authority team, Floyd March from Energy Voice, and Ray Casey from North East Bylines of the Wilton Centre.
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Supercritical Teesside was spotlighted by the Tees Valley Combined Authority, Energy Voice, and North East Bylines.
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