On-Site Hydrogen for Industry and Critical Facilities
EnFin advises commercial, industrial and government clients on whether on-site hydrogen production equipment fits their facility, and Continuity Power Group supplies it through a manufacturer partnership. Manufacturer identity and specifications are shared with qualified prospects under NDA. The equipment is supplied in the U.S. through Continuity Power Group.
Where it fits
- Facilities that buy delivered hydrogen today and want to evaluate on-site production instead.
- Industrial process users with steady hydrogen demand.
- Fleets and fueling operations.
- Backup power and microgrids, including data centers.
- Government and remote sites where delivered fuel logistics are difficult.
How EnFin helps
- Comparing on-site production to delivered supply for your facility's profile.
- Assessing site readiness for the surrounding electrical, storage and power equipment.
- Walking through permitting considerations relevant to your jurisdiction.
- Modeling the economics and financing of a potential project.
- Flagging possible federal and state clean-hydrogen incentives, subject to project review.
Why the economics are different
Electricity is the dominant cost in hydrogen production. The technology we represent uses a fraction of the electricity per kilogram that electrolysis requires, with no combustion in the production step and no CO2 from the process itself.
Each kilogram of hydrogen also yields a solid industrial material with established global commodity demand, and its sale can offset a substantial share of production cost.
We publish no figures — the numbers are unusual enough that we model them per site, under NDA.
Produce hydrogen for the merchant market
For developers, industrial parks, gas marketers and landowners near hydrogen users — a production plant earns from two product streams, hydrogen sales plus the industrial co-product, not one.
EnFin models merchant offtake economics, siting and financing under NDA.
Who does what
Installation, commissioning and ongoing system management are performed by the manufacturer under its own agreement with the buyer. EnFin advises; Continuity Power Group supplies the hydrogen equipment and the surrounding electrical, storage and power equipment; neither installs.
How access works — the Qualified Access Program
We respond to qualified prospects within two business days at every step.
Mutual NDA
A short two-page agreement.
Technology profile
Specifications and validated performance data.
Technical call
Direct engagement with the technology developer's engineering team.
Site model
Economics modeled for your facility or merchant project.
Frequently asked questions
Who makes the equipment?
A U.S. technology developer we represent. Identity and full data are shared under NDA — a short mutual agreement — and qualified prospects are on a call with the developer's engineers within days. This posture is standard for pre-commercial industrial technology.
What does delivered hydrogen cost compared with producing on site?
It depends on your volume, location and current supply contract; we model the comparison per site as the first step of advisory work.
Can we sell the hydrogen we produce?
Yes. Merchant production is a core use case, and we model both self-use and for-sale economics.
What is the co-product?
A high-demand industrial material with established commodity markets, identified under NDA.
A qualified, NDA-based process
- A non-disclosure agreement before manufacturer identity or specifications are shared.
- An engineering review of your facility's requirements.
- A site assessment conducted with the manufacturer.
- Project timelines of a year or more from inquiry to commissioning.
Available to commercial, industrial and government buyers only; not sold to residential customers.
Request Access Under NDA
Handled by Continuity Power Group, a division of EnFin.
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