Catalytic Carbon – Hydrogen on Demand Fuel Cell Power Production System

RETECH Engineering, Inc. (REI) and US Hydrogen and Power (USHP) are aggressively pursuing an unprecedented

opportunity to capitalize on patented processes to produce low cost, high quality hydrogen ‘on demand’ utilizing

proprietary materials and processes. REI and USHP have conducted and documented empirical Proof of Concept

(POC) experimentation, backed by engineering calculations, design and analysis that demonstrate successful, low

cost, safe, reliable and duplicable hydrogen production. REI and USHP have developed prototype production models

and have proven and document performance results in the lab through repeated bench testing.

Catalytic Carbon Hydrogen on Demand (CC-HOD) systems work well with any type of water, including waste water

and salt water. When combined with fuel cells to recombine the hydrogen with oxygen to produce power, CC-HOD

Fuel Cell Power Systems produce distilled water as a by-product.

A strong commitment to develop renewable energy and devices designed for hydrogen fuel and fuel cells as an

application enable us to become a leading provider of hydrogen on demand fuel cell power production systems

throughout the world. Our success will be measured by quantifiable metrics and by meeting production and

application deployment objectives as follows:

Keys to Success:

Proof of ability to produce hydrogen at less than 50% of any known production standard, in any volume

Proof of Concept documented in to be Published White Paper

Completed Development of Prototype Production Units

Development of “Working Model” Pilot Prototype Production Units

Reliable, simple Monitoring and Control System

Successful Development of Prototype Application Device (scalable fuel cell system for power production)

Utilizing licensed technology with patent pending application designs including a unique production sampling and

control system, USH&P endeavors to become a world leader in hydrogen production and development of hydrogen

fuel applications that produce any volume of cost competitive hydrogen on an on-demand basis.

We are currently seeking funding to develop pilot application and production units. We are utilizing CD-adapco

multi-physics software to optimize the design of a continuous flow mini-reactor as opposed to the current batch

processing technique we have already proven. The projected cost to finalize the optimized continuous flow design

and develop a scalable fuel cell application (i.e., 10 kW to 100 kW) in a pilot program is approximately $900,000 USD

including engineering, project management, materials, assembly and testing.