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Power for farms and small industrial sites

Pumps, sheds, workshops and remote huts that run on diesel today.

Diesel is the hidden cost of rural work

Out past the end of the lines, work runs on diesel generators. They need fuel deliveries, servicing and someone to start them, and they're loud enough that nobody wants one near the house. Bringing grid power in instead can cost more than the shed it's for.

A quieter way to run a site

H2OME turns off-peak power, wind or micro-hydro into hydrogen on site and runs a fuel cell instead of an engine. Nothing to deliver, nothing to burn, no noise, and storage that lasts for weeks, so a site keeps running through a long outage.

Where it fits

Water pumps and irrigation

Bores, troughs and irrigation that can't wait for the lines.

Milking sheds

Vats and plant that need power on a schedule, every day.

Workshops

Tools and lighting at the back of the property or off-grid entirely.

Remote sites

Telecom huts, monitoring stations and lodges tired of fuel runs.

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