Cavendish Energy
P. O. Box 124042 , Fort Worth, Texas, United States

At Cavendish Energy™, our focus is on-demand hydrogen gas generation. We have developed a patented-pending, proprietary hydrogen production method that is efficient, low cost, scalable, controllable, and environmentally benign, with numerous commercial and military applications.   Cavendish continues to invest in the research, development, and commercialization of this new technology and is partnering with pioneers in the public and private sectors.  Our current alliance partners include Fortune 250 corporations, DOD contractors, fuel cell manufacturers, and preeminent research laboratories. 

Cavendish Energy™ LLC has its business headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, an R&D facility in Chicago, Illinois, and a government relations office in Washington, D.C.  The company is focused on commercializing the production, distribution, and sale of gaseous hydrogen.  Through its proprietary innovations, Cavendish will provide a platform for commercially robust hydrogen production and storage.   Hydrogen has numerous recognized applications for alternative energy, including PEM and solid oxide fuel cells, internal combustion engines, and many industrial and non-industrial uses.  Cavendish provides a new, disruptive method that is both economically and environmentally sound.  This will significantly change the market for applications that are currently non-viable without an appropriate hydrogen supply, and will catalyze the creation of many new applications.   The Cavendish device is the first of its kind to produce significant amounts of raw hydrogen at 99.99+% purity at prices that are lower than competing technologies.  The Cavendish technology is efficient, controllable, and is fully scalable for smaller or larger production outputs as required.

Cavendish is initially focusing on various small and medium-sized applications, including:

• Provision of electrical baseload power to cannabis-ready production facilities
• Tabletop hydrogen for analytical chemistry and other applications
• Specialized portable applications
• Industrial and non-industrial applications for direct burning of hydrogen
• Direct input to fuel cells up to the 1000W range for backup power applications
• DOD tactical and remote applications
• Hydrogen fueling stations for fuel cell vehicles
• Baseload power for telecommunications and other niche applications
• Diesel particulate filter regeneration and fuel combustion stratification