H2newtech LLC
powering the hydrogen's future
The Market
Hydrogen is one of the chemical elements most used by industries worldwide. Currently, the hydrogen produced is used mainly in the production of ammonia and in the refining and recovery of oil.
Constant Growing Market
The hydrogen market is growing rapidly, hydrogen is the KEY element to WORLD achieve the transition to a renewable energy economy
Our Goal
Produce green hydrogen with low cost and high efficiency to help the world transition to a net-zero emission
The energy who will power the future
The use of hydrogen as a power source
The use of hydrogen in the energy sector has shown to be promising due to the large available sources supply for its extraction and the possibility of storage for long periods. The production through electrolysis energized by renewable sources is proven to be one of the cleanest and most environmentally friendly ways of producing storable energy with great efficiency.
The Company
H2newtech LLC is a startup founded in 2020. Our main goal is produce green hydrogen with high efficiency and low cost, our company is formed by qualified team with innovative ideas, we work on the development of equipment and technologies for the production and use of hydrogen as an energy source.
Our Team
Rodolfo Costa
CEO, Founder
Electrical engineer with a master's degree in the energy systems and alternative energies. Professional with 35+ years of experience as engineering companies’ owner and in the alternative energies R&D, being a professor and coordinator of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering courses at a Brazilian university.
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Antonio Ferreira
Researcher
Pos Doctoral at Texas A&M University on the studies and development of porous electrodes and membrane and electrodes assembly (MEA) for PEM fuel cell. Was a senior scientist at de Center for Electrochemistry Systems and Hydrogen Research (CESHR)/Texas A&M University involved in several research programs on the studies and development of fuel cell for NASA Johnson Space Center, NASA Lewis Research Center.
