Clean Planet Secures Investment from Sankei Building for Quantum Hydrogen Energy Development
Clean Planet has received undisclosed investment from Sankei Building to support its Quantum Hydrogen Energy technology. The investment aims to aid Clean Planet's business growth and the implementation of QHe systems. QHe technology operates at high heat density without CO₂ emissions, utilizing quantum diffusion of hydrogen. Clean Planet has 151 patents across 35 countries and aims to deploy QHe modules in various sectors. Sankei Building will use its properties as demonstration fields for QHe systems.

Clean Planet announced an investment from Sankei Building to support its Quantum Hydrogen Energy (QHe) technology development. The investment amount is undisclosed. QHe technology operates at approximately 815°C, producing heat with minimal hydrogen fuel without CO₂ emissions, suitable for decentralized energy in industrial settings.
Since 2015, Clean Planet has been working with Tohoku University and has 151 patents in 35 countries as of March 2026. Sankei Building will utilize its office buildings and hotels as demonstration sites for QHe systems, aiding practical application verification.




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