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Producing carbon nanotubes and hydrogen from natural gas: can fossil fuels assist the energy transition?

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The transition towards a low greenhouse gas economy requires a shift to CO2 -free sources of energy and materials. We have developed a process that converts methane (natural gas) into hydrogen and high-performance carbon nanotube materials. By liberating hydrogen as a low greenhouse gas fuel and sequestering carbon in high value materials, we believe this process is an exciting step towards reducing the environmental impact of energy and material production.

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