Creating permanent, highly-skilled, local manufacturing and engineering jobs.
A U.S. first-of-a-kind installation integrating the production of ammonia, liquid nitrogen, and dispatchable electric power, all utilizing hydrogen. The hydrogen is produced through an air separation unit and a partial oxidation methane reformer, with carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) sequestering CO2 in a Class VI well.
The Piketon site brings together rare infrastructure, power, and community support to move quickly from concept to construction.
Reindustrialization and reinvestment activities are focused on developing an integrated, closed-loop manufacturing facility that uses an all-of-the-above energy strategy to generate clean power and hydrogen, expand industry, create jobs, and grow the southern Ohio economy.
Click a marker to see the parcels and infrastructure that make this one of the most build-ready industrial sites in the country. Marker positions are approximate.
Project team begins working with the Southern Ohio Diversification Initiative on project development.
Project development initiated, including community engagement and technology selection.
Preliminary technical development, initial land purchase, and first round of investment raised.
Detailed project engineering, business and marketing plans, financing secured, and community outreach.
Definitively financed; detailed engineering and design complete; technologies and licenses secured.
18-month construction phase initiated; operational plans in place; roughly 2,100 construction jobs.
Construction and commissioning complete, producing low-carbon commodities; roughly 200 operations jobs.
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Trillium H2 Power
1124 Milam Street
Columbus, TX 78934