Hydrogen holds the potential to reduce pollution across the economy. It can fuel trucks, heat homes, create high-grade heat for factories, and be a fuel substitute for existing power plants. But to achieve this promise, hydrogen production must itself be clean and affordable. Most hydrogen today is generated by steam methane reforming from natural gas, which is cheap but releases significant amounts of carbon dioxide. 8RH2 solves this problem by reforming with natural gas and pure oxygen, combined with cryogenic CO2 capture. It generates hydrogen at high pressure while capturing CO2 using a proprietary refrigeration based CO2 separation system. This is cheaper and cleaner than traditional steam methane reforming approaches that also release all their carbon dioxide.