Low-carbon Hydrogen solutions

Do you need hydrogen at the right price, pressure and scale? Or do you have planned production but still need a committed buyer?

Making hydrogen work
from production to real use

Integra connects both sides of the hydrogen market. We match production with real demand, bring the technologies together as one system and look for practical ways to reduce CAPEX, OPEX and the delivered cost of hydrogen. Our solutions range from small on-site systems producing approximately one kilogram per day to industrial projects producing tonnes per day. We begin with the application and the business case before recommending equipment.
Mobility

Hydrogen solutions for trucks, buses, yard vehicles, trains, port and airport equipment, mining vehicles and other heavy-duty applications.

Stationary and mobile power

Hydrogen generators and fuel-cell systems for stationary power, mobile power, backup systems, remote sites, telecom, construction and the film industry.

Hydrogen combustion

Providing a practical transition for clients that want to reduce diesel or use existing equipment

Fuel cells

Fuel-cell systems for mobility, power generation, backup power and specialized applications

Industrial uses and derivatives

Hydrogen as an input for ammonia, methanol, synthetic fuels, sustainable aviation fuel, and other industrial products

On-site and modular systems

A smaller system can help test an application, train operators and confirm costs before a larger investment is made

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Why choose integra

10 years in sustainable Hydrogen solutions

Integra has ten years of experience in the hydrogen market, connecting technologies, producers, end users, engineers, funding organizations and project partners across Canada and Latin America.
Connecting production with demand

The objective is simple: produce the right amount of hydrogen for a real use and a real customer.

Reducing the cost of hydrogen

We focus on the delivered cost of hydrogen and the total cost of using it

The right production pathway

We compare the options based on location, energy availability, operating schedule, carbon requirements, project size and target hydrogen price

From production to end use

We are not limited to one manufacturer or one type of system. We assess the complete project and select technologies that work well together.

We compare the options based on location, energy availability, operating schedule, carbon requirements, project size, and target hydrogen price.

Select the right production pathway and system size

Reduce unnecessary equipment and system complexity

Produce hydrogen on site when it makes commercial sense

Use modular systems that can expand with demand

Reduce compression and storage

Match lower-pressure production with lower-pressure applications

Improve equipment use and operating hours

Access available grants, incentives and project financing

Connecting production with demand

Hydrogen producers need committed users before investing in production. End users need reliable and affordable supply before investing in equipment. This is the hydrogen chicken-and-egg problem. A core part of Integra's work is bringing these two sides together. We match production capacity with real demand, location, operating schedules, pressure requirements, and future growth.

Not every project needs a large centralized plant.

Discover the right production pathway based on your energy requirements

Hydrogen Storage
Start with what you need hydrogen to do

Frequently asked questions

Define the vehicle or equipment type, hydrogen demand, operating schedule, required pressure, site location and expected growth. Integra then matches the production pathway and system size to the actual application.

Yes. Integra’s solutions range from small on-site systems producing approximately one kilogram per day to industrial projects producing tonnes per day. For some clients, a small on-site system may offer a simpler and more affordable solution.

Yes. Integra matches production capacity with real demand, location, operating schedules, pressure requirements and future growth. This may involve finding an offtaker, bringing several nearby users together, or developing production and consumption at the same site.

Hydrogen and dual-fuel solutions can be used for engines, generators, burners and other combustion applications. These can provide a practical transition for clients that want to reduce diesel or use existing equipment.

The final cost of hydrogen depends on the complete system, not only the production equipment.

Electricity or feedstock costs, operating hours, compression, storage, transportation and maintenance all affect the cost per kilogram.

We focus on the delivered cost of hydrogen and the total cost of using it.

Not necessarily. Integra looks for opportunities to reduce compression and storage requirements and to match lower-pressure production with lower-pressure applications.

Depending on the project, hydrogen may be produced from renewable electricity, solar power, grid electricity, a mix of grid and renewable power, biogas and other biogenic sources, or other locally available energy or feedstocks.

Yes. A smaller system can help test an application, train operators and confirm costs before a larger investment is made. Modular systems can then grow as hydrogen demand and supply increase.

Integra can bring together production and purification, compression and storage, distribution and fueling, controls and monitoring, end-use equipment, safety and regulatory requirements, training, operation and maintenance, funding and project partners.

We are not limited to one manufacturer or one type of system. We assess the complete project and select technologies that work well together.