The DiriGoHydro mobile unit converts water into renewable hydrogen gas on demand and requires less energy than current electrolysis methods. The page describes the hydrogen gas as carbon-free.
The mobile DiriGoH2O unit produces hypochlorous acid (HOCl) on demand at wastewater treatment facilities. The page says HOCl disinfects without chlorine residuals and eliminates the need to handle chlorine.
DiriGoH20 green electrolysis produces hydrogen gas and hypochlorous acid (HOCI). DiriGoHydro, DiriGoH2O, and DiriGoClean can be produced in the same unit or separate units.
The page reports that DiriGoH2O technology was featured in BDN. Biddeford wastewater superintendent Alex Buechner is shown beside an invention that replaces chlorine bleach.
DiriGoH20 technology converts tap water or seawater into a nontoxic disinfectant or clean hydrogen gas. Products can be produced using the same electrolyzer unit or separate units, and the electrolysis reduces the need for chlorine bleach, oil, and gas.
