Over the past 4 years, SKYRE has had the privilege of collaborating with NASA on the Lunar Propellant Production Plant (LP3) program, aimed at developing the first rocket fueling plant on the Moon. Recently, we reached a significant milestone as we successfully completed the exit review, marking the culmination of this NASA-sponsored project.

In this interview, Gail A. Brackett, VP of Marketing & Communications at SKYRE, shares insights into SKYRE's trajectory, her vision for its future, impactful projects, and her personal passion as an avid Three-Day Eventer.

Exciting and meaningful developments are happening with SKYRE’s Lunar Propellant Production Plant (LP3) project. As we take giant leaps towards supporting NASA's Artemis program, we simultaneously take giant leaps in the continued advancement of our H2RENEW™ product.

In this Q&A, we delve into the insights and aspirations of SKYRE’s Senior Operations Manager, Cesar Oliveira, a key figure in the company's journey towards a greener future.

Dr. Trent Molter, CEO and Founder of SKYRE, sheds light on the significance of electrolyzers in decarbonization.

On Wednesday, August 9, we had the honor of hosting United States Senator Richard Blumenthal at SKYRE to celebrate 15 years since SKYRE’s founding. It was an incredible opportunity to showcase our pioneering work in hydrogen supply and CO₂ conversion.

SKYRE’s Human Resources Manager Carmela Avery shares what makes her excited about SKYRE.

There is overwhelming worldwide interest and demand for hydrogen-based and water electrolysis systems as part of the global move towards decarbonization. The electrolyzer market is booming, and with our decades of expertise and role in New England’s regional Hydrogen Hub, SKYRE is at the center. We are accelerating the evolution of green hydrogen production through the advancement of electrolyzer technology powered through renewables.

As many know, hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe. But pure hydrogen, the hydrogen that can be used to create the chips in our cell phones and the metal on our cars is not as common as you might think.

Despite being a colorless and odorless gas, a question we often come across with hydrogen is what do the various colors of hydrogen represent? When we say something is green hydrogen - what does that mean? It’s a proverbial rainbow of hydrogen and we have the color key.

Check out what the SKYRE team has been reading this month.

"Achieving decarbonization is an immediate human mission because we neglect to manage our invisible CO₂ emissions the way we manage our visible waste. It’s our responsibility now to implement the right processes." - Principal Scientist Dr. Praveen Kolla

SKYRE Founder and CEO Dr. Trent Molter started SKYRE because there was an opportunity to take wasted #hydrogen and capture, purify, and recycle it.