Acceleware believes that integrating CTI-driven RF as the energy input for a methane pyrolysis reactor could result in the cleanest, most flexible, and most economic hydrogen globally. 

The bulk solids drying market has seen limited innovation over the past two decades. We believe CTI can change this, allowing for volumetric heating via RF energy.

The use of microwaves in the drying of ore or to produce thermal fracturing has been explored for years. We believe that RF via CTI could be far more efficient and economic.

CTI could reduce emissions in the commercial heating sector (hospitals, shopping malls, offices, etc) by replacing gas and coal fired boilers with clean RF heating technology.