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The Equilibar team is glad to send warm holiday wishes to our customers and partners around the world. We continue to be thankful for safety during Hurricane Helene and we’re grateful for all the agencies and individuals who are helping Western North Carolina recover. While Equilibar offices will be closed December 25th and 26th as well Read More

Electrolysis is the chemical process of using electricity to divide a molecule into its component parts. It plays a key role in hydrogen and other renewable energy technologies, which has led to increased exploration and activity in the field. Many electrolysis applications require extremely precise fluid control that can respond to changes almost immediately. The Read More

Hydrogen Energy technology has progressed even more rapidly than expected during the past year. Equilibar’s involvement has also continued to increase at a dramatic pace, with lead application specialist Alan Black managing much of the activity. Alan took a few minutes recently to answer questions about this exciting trend that has the potential to positively Read More

I recently returned from the ACHEMA exhibition in Germany, and it’s hard to express how excited I feel about the fast pace of progress in hydrogen energy and the roles Equilibar is playing in this movement. ACHEMA is arguably the world’s top trade show for the process industry, with more than 2000 exhibitors from 50 Read More

In recent months, engineers at Equilibar have noticed an increase in inquiries for electrolysis applications. There could be many reasons for this trend, but one of the most likely is that renewable energy and decarbonization efforts continue to grow at a fast pace, and many of these initiatives involve electrolysis. In simple terms, water electrolysis Read More