Fast Sense Ltd products

Biogas and renewable methane (biomethane) are central to the global green energy transition. Produced from organic waste streams, they provide a carbon-neutral alternative to natural gas while enabling circular economy models. However, these gases are complex mixtures of methane (CH₄), hydrogen (H₂), carbon dioxide (CO₂), and impurities such as H₂S and VOCs — making real-time gas analysis essential for both efficiency and safety. Fast Sense delivers advanced hydrogen analyzers and H₂ sensing solutions that monitor hydrogen and methane concentrations, detect leaks, and ensure compliance with grid injection standards and pipeline quality requirements.

Hydrogen is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of industrial decarbonization. Hard-to-abate sectors like steelmaking, cement production, refining, and chemicals account for nearly 30% of global CO₂ emissions. Transitioning these industries from fossil fuels to hydrogen requires robust safety and efficiency measures. Fast Sense develops hydrogen sensors, hydrogen analyzers, and H₂ sensing systems that allow heavy industry to safely adopt hydrogen at scale, protecting both workers and assets while meeting emissions targets.

Fast Sense provides advanced hydrogen sensors and H₂ analyzers designed for real-time monitoring of transformers in utility grids and industrial settings. These sensors play a critical role in identifying potential transformer faults by measuring dissolved gases such as hydrogen and methane within transformer oil. The presence of hydrogen is an early indicator of insulation breakdown or electrical faults. Unlike traditional dissolved gas analysis (DGA), which is periodic and reactive, Fast Sense offers a predictive solution that operates continuously. Their probe-type sensors allow real-time data collection and are installed in various transformer setups, including sealed tanks and substation environments. With a detection range of 0-100% H₂ at high accuracy and built-in durability against oil contamination and pressure changes, these sensors enhance operational efficiency and longevity of transformers by preventing unnecessary downtime and extending equipment lifespan.