Jericho Energy Ventures’ wholly owned subsidiary, Hydrogen Technologies (HT), has been awarded a UK patent for its zero-emission H₂-oxygen (H₂/O₂) combustion technology. This is a continuation of Jericho's IP protection strategy for its cutting-edge clean energy solutions, which are aimed at transforming the commercial H₂ energy market. In addition to the newly granted UK patent, HT has secured multiple patents from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), with others currently pending approval.

Brian Williamson, CEO of JEV, commented, "Securing this UK patent is a key milestone in our IP protection strategy as we move to commercialization of our groundbreaking H₂/O₂ combustion technology. We remain committed to an IP protection strategy that recognizes the value of Jericho's IP portfolio with each new generation and innovation."

HT is presently working with its manufacturing partners, Superior Boiler and Selas Heat Technology, to deploy its cutting-edge DCC boiler technology at a prominent Western U.S. university to provide decarbonized district heat for its campus. This development places JEV and HT at the forefront of market ready solutions to decarbonize the estimated $198 B global district heating market.

HT is actively collaborating with several multinational corporations, universities, and districts to study the use of its zero-emission H₂ boiler technology to significantly reduce scope 1 emissions.

HT's GHG-free H₂-fueled boilers offer a highly efficient and sustainable alternative to conventional fossil fuel-based boilers. DCC boilers eliminate greenhouse gas emissions, providing a clean and eco-friendly source of steam and hot water for various industries and applications. HT's DCC system is a recipient of the Solar Impulse Foundation's prestigious "Solar Impulse Efficient Solution" award recognizing profitable solutions to protect the environment.

JEV recently announced plans to spinout its H₂ platform from its traditional energy assets as a separate, pure-play H₂ solutions company to maximize shareholder value.