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What are Carbon Credits? Hydrogenerous True Green Hydrogen Catalyst Reactor Consumes Carbon. Is that a good Business?

What is the benefit of consuming, and removing CO2 to absorb the Carbon and produce true green hydrogen from Carbon and water in a catalyst system? Related to Carbon Credits.

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A Carbon Credit is a tradeable commodity, like a stock, it represents one ton of carbon dioxide (CO2). That has either been removed from the atmosphere or who has been avoided being released into the atmosphere carbon credits were devised as a mechanism to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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Activities that remove carbon from the atmosphere can be quantified and verified to generate carbon credits. Hydrogenerous Catalyst Technology avoids and prevents carbon from being released into the atmosphere. Further, it turns the CO2 carbon into true Green Hydrogen. 3 kg CO2 is avoided for 1 kg H2.


Carbon Credits can be sold and transferred to companies emitting large carbon emissions, who will use them to offset 1 ton of carbon that they have emitted into the atmosphere. After a company has purchased the credits the credits are then retired, and can no longer be traded or transferred.


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Figure out how much carbon credits will benefit your business, by using Hydrogenerous catalyst technology.

What is 1 ton of carbon credit sold for, by following the market and sales prices?


Carbon credits are a way to help fight climate change by supporting climate-positive projects.


If you like to have the Hydrogenerous Calculator, go to contact or mail us.



Produce hydrogen from CO2 and water, and add Hydrogenerous future standard of true green hydrogen under 0,95 to under 0,50 cent kg.

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Technically speaking, carbon credits are government-issued carbon allowances. Under the right conditions, they can be bought and sold in different exchanges. But participation is limited to entities (typically companies) in areas with an Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS). In the US, only California has a state-administered carbon trading program.

That leaves a growing demand for companies to take responsibility for their greenhouse gas emissions, but no formal market to meet that demand.

That’s where the idea of carbon offsets comes in.

Carbon offsets are carbon credits traded on the voluntary market. By investing in carbon reductions projects, companies can “offset” the carbon they produce.

Offsets don’t fall under existing government regulation. They’re an entirely natural market response to a new demand.

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