Products
Green Independence's New Artificial Leaf (NAL) combines the latest innovations in photovoltaics and electrochemistry.
Soleidon provides an effective and sustainable method to purify water.
The Electrochemical Module (ECM) uses the electrolysis of water to produce green hydrogen using solar energy as the primary power source.
Products
Green Independence's New Artificial Leaf (NAL) combines innovations in energy, water, and electrochemistry.
Our integrated system not only transforms solar energy into electricity but also purifies wastewater and uses it to produce green hydrogen, all through a single modular device.
Soleidon produces green energy and uses dissipated heat to purify wastewater or desalinate seawater
Thanks to the cooling effect of the water, its efficiency and lifespan are enhanced.
The solar panel produces electricity which can be used immediately.
Any surplus solar electricity (or all electricity, depending on the customer's needs) is stored by producing green hydrogen through an electrochemical cell integrated into the panel, which uses an anion exchange membrane (AEM) and low-noble-metal catalysts.
