Latent Drive Ltd

Latent Drive is pioneering the future of green hydrogen production with the development of the Catrode---an innovative, commercially available catalyst that eliminates the need for precious metals. Unlike traditional hydrogen production catalysts, the Catrode is formed entirely from stainless steel through a proprietary corrosion process, creating a high-...

**Project** **HydroPort** demonstrates how South-West ports can switch to renewable energy, and cheaply produce green fuels onsite. We are developing innovative **SeaStack** technology -the first electrolyser designed for maritime and offshore use. To achieve these ambitions we are working with local ports, companies and universities, and supported by Dor...

Green Hydrogen production is moving far offshore -- out to the source of energy! To halt global warming, we need abundant supplies of Green Hydrogen, and this needs to compete fairly on cost with fossil fuels, without subsidy or carbon credits. To achieve this we need to move the hydrogen production off the mainland and out to the distant wind turbines --...

Latent Drive Ltd are working together with the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) to scale up manufacture of **Catrodes**, which combine catalyst and electrode for making Green Hydrogen by electrolysis of water. Catrodes are an alternative to rare platinum group metal catalysts, and are simple to mass produce, enabling Green Hydrogen production to be scal...

Latent Drive Ltd have won funding from Innovate UK to develop the **Catrode**, a combined catalyst and electrode for making Green Hydrogen by electrolysis of water. Catrodes are simple to mass produce, durable, efficient and provide an alternative to rare platinum group metals. Latent Drive Ltd is an early stage deep-tech start-up. Its founders are pursui...

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