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Provaris Energy: Enabling Clean Energy Supply Chains via Innovative Hydrogen, CO2 Storage and Transport Solutions

Provaris (ASX:PV1), a leading innovator in the green hydrogen sector is well-positioned to be an important part of the European green hydrogen supply chain through its groundbreaking compressed hydrogen solutions. The company’s proprietary tank IP and innovative ship design support its vision to develop a portfolio of integrated green hydrogen projects.

Provaris’ innovative H2Neo carrier solution offers a more efficient and cost-effective alternative to traditional methods of hydrogen storage and transport. These carriers are designed to address the growing global demand for clean energy while overcoming the logistical challenges associated with green hydrogen distribution.

Provaris is expanding its portfolio to include CO2 storage technologies, a move that aligns with the company’s core competencies in gas handling and storage, while addressing the growing demand for large scale CO2 storage and transport solutions in the European market, and beyond.

Company Highlights

  • Provaris is a leading innovator in the green hydrogen sector, leveraging its proprietary compressed hydrogen technology to develop sustainable, clean energy supply chains across Europe.
  • The company combines proven technology and unique IP for cost-effective hydrogen storage and transport solutions, with a first-mover advantage through its proprietary ship design and low-cost delivery.
  • Provaris has established strong strategic partners across Europe, enhancing its credibility in delivering hydrogen to market
  • In addition to green hydrogen, the company is leveraging its tank IP for application into the established CO2 storage and shipping market.

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