While many in the electrolyser sector are focused on delivering low-cost green hydrogen, Singaporean and Indian AEM electrolyser start-up Hydgen is taking a different approach. Instead, it aims to meet existing hydrogen demand in industries seeking to alleviate the strains of current supply models.
The firm’s story starts with a meeting between deep tech venture capitalist Michael Gryseels and Dr. Goutam Dalapati and Dr. Krishna Kumar, where the two scientists “put an electrolyser on the table.”
Dalapati and Kumar, funding the project with their own savings, developed their AEM system with proprietary technology focused on conductivity, durability, and cost.
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