PILOT PROGRAM / 2027 COHORT

Turn Existing Thermal Assets Into On-Site Hydrogen

Seeking 2–3 early pilot partners to evaluate a modular hydrogen production platform designed for integration with thermal infrastructure.

Schedule Discussion
01 / Process

Thermal Infrastructure

Process / Waste Heat · Steam · Geothermal

Diagram of a chemical reactor with labeled components: superheated steam input at bottom, catalyst chamber in the middle, and cyclonic gas separator at the top. Blue arrows indicate gas flow, and orange arrows show heat and material transfer.

ONE SCIENTIFIC Module

Modular · Skid-mounted · Onsite Integration

Hydrogen Molecules

On-site H₂ · Stackable Modules · Scalable

02 / RATIONALE

Why Thermal Infrastructure Matters

Many industrial facilities already operate the temperatures, process flows, and utilities needed to support hydrogen production. Our pilot program is focused on evaluating integration within thermal environments.

  • Leveraging existing assets may offer advantages compared to developing equivalent capabilities from the ground up.

  • Steam headers, cooling loops, water treatment, instrumentation, and power distribution can be tapped into without rebuilding plant infrastructure.

  • Industrial thermal systems run on stable duty cycles. That stability translates directly into predictable hydrogen output and meaningful pilot data.

03 / FIT

Potential Pilot Segments

Potential pilot partners may include organizations involved in energy production, industrial operations, hydrogen utilization, energy resilience, or rapidly growing power demand.

Data Centers

Rapidly growing power demand and increasing interest in resilient energy infrastructure.

Industrial Steam Users

Facilities that generate and utilize steam as part of continuous industrial operations.

Refineries & Petrochemicals

Large-scale industrial sites with significant thermal infrastructure and hydrogen-related operations.

Fuel Cell Ecosystem

Organizations involved in hydrogen production, distribution, storage, and fuel cell deployment.

Utilities & Energy Providers

Operators evaluating new approaches to generation, energy security, and future demand growth.

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Remote / Resilience-Critical Operations

Sites where energy availability, reliability, or fuel logistics are operational priorities.

04 / MODULE

Pilot Module Overview

A 1 kg/hr hydrogen production module designed to evaluate integration within real-world operating environments. Additional modules can be deployed to increase production capacity.

Target Output
1 kg/hr Hydrogen
Form Factor
Modular Skid-Mounted System
Integration Focus
Thermal System Integration
Deployment
Existing Site Integration
Evaluation Focus
Operation Performance & Data Collection
Current Status
Seeking 2-3 Pilot Sites
05 / PROGRESS

Development Progress

The platform has progressed through concept development, prototype testing, intellectual property protection, and independent evaluation. The current focus is identifying a limited number of pilot sites to assess performance in real-world operating environments.

2014

Company Founded

ONE SCIENTIFIC established to pursue new approaches to hydrogen production and energy infrastructure.

2016

Core Concept Developed

Foundational work established the integration approach that became the basis for subsequent development.

2017

Bench-Scale Validation

Early prototype systems operated under controlled conditions to evaluate core performance characteristics.

2018

Integrated Module Development

Prototype systems assembled and tested using representative operating conditions.

2019

Patent Portfolio Established

Intellectual property filings submitted covering key aspects of the platform and system architecture.

2025

University-led Validation

Third-party evaluation conducted to further characterize system performance and operating behavior.

2026

Pilot Site Selection

Identifying 2–3 organizations for real-world evaluation of the platform.

2027

Pilot Deployment & Evaluation

Field installation, monitored operation, and collaborative assessment with pilot participants.

06 / PARTNERSHIP

Why Participate?

Pilot participants have the opportunity to evaluate the platform within their operating environment while working directly with the ONE SCIENTIFIC team throughout the assessment process.

Engineering Collaboration

Work directly with the ONE SCIENTIFIC team throughout planning, integration, commissioning, and evaluation.

Early Program Participation

Provide input during the pilot phase and help inform future deployment priorities and system development.

Operational Performance Data

Receive performance data and operational insights generated from the module within the pilot environment.

Confidential Engagement

Pilot discussions and evaluations are conducted under mutually agreed confidentiality terms.

Real-World Evaluation

Assess the platform within actual operating conditions and determine potential fit for future applications.

Selective Pilot Cohort

Participation is limited to a small number of organizations to support focused evaluation and collaboration.

07 / COMPANY

About ONE SCIENTIFIC

ONE SCIENTIFIC is a hydrogen technology developer helping operators of thermal infrastructure unlock new value from existing assets through on-site hydrogen production.

Since its founding in 2014, the company has advanced the platform through concept development, prototype testing, intellectual property development, and independent evaluation. We are currently identifying 2–3 pilot sites for real-world deployment and assessment.

Pilot Stage
Pilot Recruitment
Pilot Cohort
2–3 Sites
Focus
Industrial Thermal Infrastructure
Module
1 kg/hr H₂
08 / CONTACT

Ready to Discuss a Pilot

Schedule a discussion with the ONE SCIENTIFIC engineering team.

We are currently evaluating a limited number of pilot partners. If your facility operates or plans to operate thermal infrastructure and seeking potential paths to resilient energy systems using hydrogen, we'd like to start a conversation.