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  Low-carbon technology for heavy industry Light is being cast into this blind spot with the release in late 2020 of reports by Peter Griffiths, the Founder CEO at YBG Group International Pty Ltd of Sydney, Australia articulating the existing heavy industry industrial applications of Brown’s Gas HHO ( industrial applications of Brown’s Gas  ). Being a Zero-point energy, Brown’s Gas implodes, it does not explode. When it implodes it disappears, and takes toxic emissions with it. Despite deceptive marketing, there is no such thing as a Zero Emission Hydrogen manufacturing plant. Hydrogen also accelerates the creation of emissions when co-burned with other fossil or biomass fuels. Only Brown’s Gas is known to factually reduce emissions from the combustion of any fuel.

 The low-carbon option for heavy industry The Brown’s Gas generator is not an ordinary electrolyzer or fuel cell that merely produces hydrogen. This is evidenced by the Brown’s Gas characteristics of having an Interactive Heat Effect and Implosive characteristics (refer to  Brown’s Gas FAQ  ). In contrast hydrogen has a fixed heat value and explodes. COMPARING ALTERNATIVES Imagined combustion support alternatives: Biodiesel/biomass:   Biodiesel or woodchips can be combusted directly as a low cost alternative to fossil fuels. Electric current:   Electricity can be used to run electric arc furnaces for steel manufacture. Grey and blue hydrogen:   Is traditionally produced through steam reforming fossil fuels which creates more emissions. Radioactive nuclear energy:   Give off heat that can be carried as steam. Carbon capture and storage (CCS):   Like the storage of radioactive nuclear wastes, CCS avoids decarbonizing completely, it is a corruption of other alternatives and costs money to