Honeywell has developed a new Hydrogen Leak Detector (HLD) solution to address the challenge of detecting minuscule hydrogen leaks in real time to ensure the safety of hydrogen-powered systems. The sensor's advanced thermal conductivity detection technology allows it to identify leaks as small as 50 parts per million, crucial for a substance like hydrogen that is colorless, odorless, highly combustible, and diffuses rapidly. By enabling operators to detect and address leaks promptly, Honeywell's innovative technology helps to prevent potential safety hazards. Moin Shafai, the chief technology officer of Honeywell Sensing Solutions, emphasized the importance of prioritizing safety in utilizing the tremendous potential of hydrogen to power global infrastructure. BWR Innovations, an early adopter, has integrated Honeywell's HLD solution into their Oncore Energy system, enhancing safety and enabling real-time monitoring. The global demand for hydrogen is on the rise, with Honeywell's HLD sensor offering reliable leak detection without manual intervention for up to 10 years, contributing to reduced maintenance and labor costs in various sectors.