SunHydrogen, a solar-to-hydrogen startup, made an investment of NOK 100 million (USD 10 million) in TECO 2030, a Norwegian hydrogen fuel cell developer, to increase the latter's global footprint, specifically in the US.
The funding will support TECO 2030’s deployment of Europe’s first gigafactory of hydrogen proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell stacks for medium to heavy-duty trucks and PEM fuel cell modules for maritime applications.
Following the investment, SunHydrogen will secure a board position on TECO’s 2030 board of directors. SunHydrogen and TECO 2030 will further explore a potential business combination to up-list the former on a US exchange.
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