Created: 2020-08-11
Updated: 2024-10-02
Company - Skyre
Product/Service
- Classification
- Space Resources
- Category
- ISRU (In Situ Resource Utilization)
Resources - Oxygen
Resources - Hydrogen
Raw Resources
- Fields
- Water ice
Water
Oxygen
Hydrogen
Propellant
Moon
- Status
- Development
- First launch
- Not announced
- Partners
- Meta Vista
Develop a system to make propellant from permanently frozen water located at the Moon’s poles.
We’re delivering bifunctional regenerative electrochemical air transformation for human environments (BREATHE)
SKYRE and UCONN have identified the following performance targets for the program:
- Design, synthesis, scale-up, and testing of platinum group metals-free (PGM-free) selective hydrogen-oxygen-reduction (HOR) electrocatalysts for hydrogen separation from PPA effluent
- Catalyst tolerance to 2.0 Mol.% CO and 7.7 Mol.% acetylene in the incoming hydrogen stream
- Recovery of 85% of H2
- H2 recovery system current density of 0.10-0.25 mA/cm2 within 0.3 V
We’re developing critical hydrogen fueling infrastructure on the moon.
Status Comment / Notes
As of 2024, focus is on terrestrial systems, but some space projects.
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News, Research, Projects and Patents
Title | Type | Date | Summary |
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Moon’s first hydrogen fuelling plant under development | News | 2020-08-06 | > Hydrogen refuelling on the Moon no longer seems so out of this world, as a partnership between Connecticut-based clean energy products company Skyre and Eta Space continues to develop the first hydrogen fuelling plant. |