ABOUT JOI
clean energy from earth’s oceans
Joi Scientific is a cutting-edge clean tech company specializing in the development of electronic circuitry and related components for use in the renewable energy arena. Joi has developed a process to generate hydrogen gas from an aqueous fuel of saltwater at ambient pressure and temperature on-site and on demand. Â
To be more specific, Joi Scientific specializes in plasma-driven hydrogen production, leveraging fast-discharge pulsed power and advanced physics to optimize water-splitting and energy conversion processes. Joi’s patented approach unites electromagnetic resonance, high-voltage pulsed circuits, quantum-informed material designs, and nonlinear plasma dynamics to unlock unprecedented efficiency and scalability.
Creating an economical source of hydrogen for use in domestic, commercial, industrial, and utility markets where hydrogen is generated on-site and on-demand has been a national goal for decades. Joi Scientific has been developing the technology that we believe will accomplish that goal and will provide a low-cost supplement to the nation’s energy infrastructure.
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Patents & Intellectual properties
Joi Scientific’s Hydrogen 2.0TM technology is a breakthrough platform generating hydrogen gas from an aqueous fuel of saltwater at ambient pressure and temperature onsite and on demand.
Joi is using an aqueous saltwater solution as the source for hydrogen generation instead of pure water.  Seawater makes up over 97% of Earth’s water.  It’s an abundant resource, making it a very attractive source for small, medium, or large-scale hydrogen production.
The barriers to large scale adoption of hydrogen as an energy source generally relate to infrastructure issues: compressing, storing, and transporting the gas to its point of use.  Joi’s goal of hydrogen generation onsite and on demand addresses those barriers.
Joi has six patents granted, one application patent pending, one patent application in final drafting, and anticipates an additional two or more patent filings during 2026.
