A collaborative effort between HNO International, Q3 Power, and Enapter aims to convert frac wastewater into clean hydrogen for sustainable energy production. The initiative, with an anticipated annual revenue of up to $5 million, involves using proprietary thermal technology to vaporize and condense the contaminated frac water into distilled water. Enapter then employs modular electrolyzers to transform the distilled water into green hydrogen. HNO International oversees the logistics of the hydrogen production process and product delivery. The project presents a novel approach to address the issue of disposing of frac water in an environmentally friendly manner. By converting the waste into a valuable energy source, the collaborators are offering a solution that not only tackles pollution but also promotes the use of clean, zero-emission fuels. With plans to produce up to 1,500 kg of hydrogen per day, this innovative process represents a significant step towards sustainable energy practices within the oil and gas industry. The initiative not only demonstrates a shift towards more environmentally conscious methods of waste management but also underlines the potential for turning environmental challenges into opportunities for growth and positive impact.