Tobe Energy cuts green hydrogen production costs by over 50% with a breakthrough electrolysis technology, making hydrogen a scalable, zero-emission fuel source
Tobe Energy, an Oklahoma startup, aims to cut the cost of green hydrogen with a membrane-free, stainless-steel, drop-in system. The description provides no further details about the technology or its deployment.
The University of Tulsa and its venture capital arm, Hurricane Ventures, invest in local start-up Tobe Energy. The company is developing a new class of membrane-free electrolyser.
The University of Tulsa and Hurricane Ventures announce an investment in Tobe Energy, an electrolysis startup described as groundbreaking in the release.
Tulsa-based Tobe Energy unveils an LED process for splitting hydrogen from oxygen and says it cuts production costs in half. The startup draws investment from Hurricane Ventures.
