Elcogen, an Estonian developer of solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC), fuel-cell stacks, and electrolyzer cells (SOEC), has secured a strategic investment of approximately EUR 31 million (USD 33 million) co-led by Baker Hughes and Mirae. This brings the company's total equity raise to nearly EUR 140 million (USD 150.7 million).
The funds raised will be used to expand Elcogen's manufacturing capabilities. The company is currently focused on building a 360 MW manufacturing facility in Tallinn, Estonia.
In addition, Elcogen intends to collaborate with HD Hyundai and Baker Hughes on green hydrogen production solutions based on its SOEC technology.
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