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A key challenge in many operational environments isn’t just generating energy—it’s delivering it.

In this conversation with Erik Limpaecher, CEO of Edge, we look at a different approach: producing hydrogen on demand using aluminum and water, directly at the point of use.

This reduces reliance on traditional supply chains, which can be vulnerable or constrained in remote or contested environments.

What makes the system particularly notable is its efficiency. Because the energy is already embedded in the aluminum, the process requires only a small amount of additional energy to operate.

This shifts the model from centralized production and distribution to localized, responsive energy generation—something that could have meaningful implications for logistics, aviation, and field operations.