Two revenue streams
Hydrogen and a chemical product can contribute to the economics of the same production asset.
Applications
Green hydrogen meets electrified chemical manufacturing.
The platform is being developed around an initial benzaldehyde application, with a broader pipeline of value-added electrochemical processes.
First target application
Hydrogen + benzaldehyde in one electrochemical process.
Hydrogen is produced at the cathode while benzyl alcohol is selectively converted into benzaldehyde at the anode. The objective is to create two saleable products from the same electrical current.
Renewable electricity
Benzyl alcohol
Green hydrogen
Benzaldehyde
Customer value
Designed to improve total process economics.
Paired electrolysis targets a stronger business case than hydrogen-only operation by replacing a low-value anode product with a marketable chemical.
Renewable-electricity route
The process is intended to support lower-carbon production when operated with renewable power.
Cleaner chemistry positioning
The target route is being designed without chloride-containing oxidants and with reduced reliance on stoichiometric oxidants.
Industrial integration
The platform may fit chemical parks, hydrogen projects and distributed specialty-chemical production.
Platform expansion
Beyond benzaldehyde.
Servarray is developing a reactor platform rather than a single-purpose process.
Future applications may include other alcohol-to-aldehyde conversions, biomass-derived oxidation reactions and the electrochemical production of lactic acid or lactate salts from glycerol.
Each application will be selected based on electrochemical selectivity, product value, feedstock availability, separation requirements and customer demand.
Application selection criteria
- Strong product value and market demand
- Selective electrochemical conversion
- Opportunity to lower cell voltage
- Manageable product recovery
- Clear industrial offtake pathway
- Compatibility with the rotating thin-film platform
Target customers
Built for industrial partners.
Our initial focus is on organisations able to validate the technology, define product requirements and support pilot deployment.
Specialty chemical manufacturers
Producers seeking electrified, lower-carbon routes for benzaldehyde and other high-value chemicals.
Green hydrogen and industrial gas companies
Developers seeking improved hydrogen economics and additional value from the anode reaction.
Engineering and technology integrators
Partners capable of industrial design, system integration, manufacturing and deployment.
Chemical parks and refineries
Sites with integrated utility systems, product offtake and opportunities for hydrogen use.
Research organisations
Laboratories with electrochemistry, analytical, materials and prototype-testing capabilities.
Strategic investors
Investors and corporate partners supporting deep-tech validation, scale-up and market access.
Commercialisation
Two complementary routes to market.
The final model will be selected based on pilot data, customer demand, capital intensity and project economics.
Technology, equipment and services
Commercialise the process through equipment sales, licensing, engineering, commissioning, maintenance, technical support and future system upgrades.
Own production assets
Build and operate production facilities and sell green hydrogen and high-value chemicals directly to industrial customers.