- LightBridge, a pioneer in atmospheric pressure plasma and hydrogen energy, highlighted its commitment to a zero-carbon future at WHS 2024.
- With over 200 corporate clients across 40+ countries, the company specializes in water electrolysis technology and experiences sales growth exceeding 300% annually.
- Emphasizing innovation and reliability, LightBridge aims to drive global adoption of hydrogen technology for a sustainable future.
LightBridge, a pioneering company in atmospheric pressure plasma and hydrogen energy technology, took center stage at the World Hydrogen Summit & Exhibition 2024 (WHS 2024), showcasing its commitment to a zero-carbon future and green growth.
Established on May 2, 2012, LightBridge has dedicated itself to creating a sustainable world amidst escalating environmental challenges. With a focus on combating global warming and promoting environmental conservation, the company envisions a future where humanity thrives in harmony with nature.
Headquartered in Dongtan, Hwaseong-si, LightBridge serves over 200 corporate clients across more than 40 countries. The company designs, develops, and manufactures three types of water electrolysis stacks and systems in-house, leveraging its expertise in asymmetric electrode technology, stacking technology, and modularization technology.
In response to the growing interest in hydrogen as a clean fuel source, LightBridge has experienced remarkable sales growth, exceeding 300% year-over-year for the past three years. This success is underpinned by its relentless pursuit of innovation and dedication to achieving high efficiency and reliability in its products.
At WHS 2024, LightBridge showcased its electrodes, electrolyzer stacks, and water electrolysis systems, highlighting their ease of manufacture, maintenance, and compact design. These solutions are optimized for scalability and mass production, offering cost-effective options for hydrogen production facilities of any size.
With a strong focus on research and development, LightBridge holds five water electrolysis-related patents and continues collaborating with industry leaders such as Hyundai Rotem, Nepal Oil Corporation, Bharat Forge, and Loughborough University.
As a rising star in the hydrogen community, LightBridge is committed to driving innovation and advancing the adoption of hydrogen technology worldwide. Through its participation in WHS 2024 and ongoing efforts, the company aims to contribute to a sustainable and prosperous future for future generations.
World Hydrogen Summit & Exhibition, the largest hydrogen industry exhibition in Europe, saw participation from over 400 hydrogen value chain-related companies and institutions worldwide in various fields such as production, storage, transportation, and charging. The H2 MEET Organizing Committee, chaired by Kang Nam-hoon, President of the Korea Automobile & Mobility Association, in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment, Korea Environmental Industry Association, and KOTRA, established a joint pavilion with 15 domestic hydrogen-related companies and institutions to participate in WHS 2024. The participating companies and institutions in the Korea Pavilion include Gangwon Techno Park, Doosan Fuel Cell, DL, Light Bridge, Ceracomb, SG Industry, AETHER CT, Ulsan Free Economic Zone Authority (UFEZ), JeaENG, GOA, Chungnam Techno Park, PK Valve & Engineering, Hydrolux, H2KOREA, Mt.H Control Valves, and others.
* Special Coverage Team: Joseph Choe, Dongkwan Davis Kim, Mokkyung Lee