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Systems and Methods for Transacting Units Derived from Non-Commodifiable Work Products (Continuation)
Kiribex’s continuation patent, U.S. 12,333,604, expands the company’s foundational carbon-credit IP to include new environmental compounds, blockchain-native validation, and advanced claim management. It secures Kiribex’s leadership in transparent, tokenized carbon and environmental credit systems.
DOCC: A Technology for Internal Combustion Engine Decarbonization
Millions of engines emit over 1.5 gigatons of CO₂ each year without practical capture solutions. Occam’s Technologies’ DOCC system changes that—capturing more than 90% of emissions at low cost while qualifying for leading carbon incentives. A 10-ton-per-day pilot is now underway with Precision Drilling and NRCan.
Reflections on the Election Result and Its Impact on the American Hydrogen Industry
Donald Trump’s election is set to reshape America’s hydrogen landscape. In this Enerdatics commentary, Alexander Economides examines how potential changes to 45V and 45Q tax credits could redefine project economics—creating winners among low-cost producers while threatening the survival of electrolysis-based hydrogen ventures.
Tax Credits and Hydrogen Production: How 45V and 45Q Shape Project Profitability in the US
U.S. tax credits are reshaping hydrogen economics—but also complicating them. In this Enerdatics analysis, Alexander Economides explains how 45V and 45Q incentives influence levelized costs, profitability, and investment risk, revealing why credit qualification and methodology can swing hydrogen project valuations by more than 50%.
How the IRA’s 45V and 45Q Tax Credits Incentivize New Hydrogen-Production Investments
The Inflation Reduction Act’s 45V and 45Q tax credits have transformed hydrogen project economics in the U.S. In this Enerdatics article, Alexander Economides explains how these incentives reshape investment returns, drive carbon capture adoption, and create powerful—if complex—pathways for profitable low-carbon hydrogen production.
Understanding Hydrogen’s Levelized Costs: Methodologies and Their Impacts on Perceived Viability
How we calculate hydrogen’s levelized cost shapes how viable it appears. In this Enerdatics collaboration, Alexander Economides explains two key methodologies—pure cost analysis and NPV-based pricing—and why inconsistent use across studies can distort perceived competitiveness and investor decisions in the hydrogen sector.
Hydrogen Production Tax Credits Are a Disaster Waiting to Happen
The Inflation Reduction Act’s hydrogen tax credits could destabilize the very industry they were meant to build. In this opinion piece, Alexander Economides argues that oversized, short-lived production incentives will distort hydrogen prices, trigger artificial growth, and risk a major market crash when the credits expire.
Systems and Methods for Transacting Units Derived from Non-Commodifiable Work Products
Kiribex’s foundational patent, U.S. Patent 11,823,266, defines a secure, verifiable system for creating, transacting, and retiring digital environmental credits on or off blockchain networks. It establishes the technology framework that underpins transparent, tokenized carbon-credit marketplaces.
Competitive Pricing of Hydrogen as an Economic Alternative to Gasoline and Diesel for the Houston Transportation Sector
Hydrogen can compete with gasoline and diesel today. This white paper shows how fuel cell vehicles in Houston could refuel in minutes and drive without emissions—at prices comparable to conventional fuels. With 45V incentives and smart infrastructure reuse, hydrogen becomes a profitable, low-carbon path for investors and energy producers alike.
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