HYTING
- Hydrogen Application Technology
- Hydrogen Burner
- Hydrogen to Heat
- Membranes & Catalysts
- Off-spec gas management
HYTING provides hydrogen-based heat solutions for buildings and industrial processes that are emission-free and economically viable. In peak-load heating for buildings, HYTING enables customers to reduce costs from day one. In industrial process heat up the company offers a CO₂- and NOx-free alternative to conventional technologies.
At the core of these applications is a catalytic heat generator, where hydrogen reacts flamelessly with oxygen from ambient air and releases heat. This process produces no harmful emissions: no CO₂, CO, NOx, VOCs, or particulate matter.
In buildings, a handful of cold days drives much of the annual heating bill. HYTING covers exactly those peaks in a hybrid system, while a heat pump — or any other source — carries the base load. Customers can then reduce their grid connection capacity and cut demand charges considerably, and size the heat pump for normal operation instead of the coldest day, so it runs continuously at its most efficient operating point. CAPEX and OPEX both fall from day one.
In industry, HYTING supplies process heat up to 300 °C — for drying, coating, curing, baking, roasting or cooking. The systems fit new plants and existing ones alike, replacing fossil heat sources and taking a substantial share of Scope 1 emissions out of the process.
HYTING also improves energy security where electrical capacity is limited or unavailable. The systems are retrofit-ready, available with short lead times, approved under the Gas Appliances Regulation (GAR), and proven in a 2,500-hour endurance test. They operate flamelessly and are therefore inherently safe. Projects can be delivered turnkey, from initial analysis through to implementation. The first customer installations have been commissioned and are in operation as of Q1 2026.
Address
Galileistrasse 4a.
Wiesbaden
65193
Germany
Website
https://hyting.com-
Climate change and toxic air are two of the world's biggest challenges — and fossil fuel-based heating is a major contributor to both. This short video introduces HYTING's hydrogen-based heat generato ...






