Tag: Hysata
UN Climate exec pays visit to Hysata’s Port Kembla electrolyser facility
Australian electrolyser company Hysata recently hosted a visit from Executive Secretary for the United Nations Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Simon Stiell, in Port Kembla.
Hysata launches new manufacturing plant in Port Kembla, gets $21M ARENA funding
Hysata, a Wollongong-based electrolyser company, has opened its new 8,000 sqm global headquarters and electrolyser manufacturing plant in Port Kembla.
ARENA invests $20.9m to commercialise next-gen hydrogen electrolyser technology
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) announced a $20.9 million grant to Wollongong-based startup Hysata to commercialise its next-generation hydrogen electrolyser technology at the startup’s new manufacturing facility in Port Kembla.
Hysata bolsters global leadership team with multiple new hires
Australian electrolyser company Hysata today announced a spate of new talent joining the business as it accelerates the scale-up of its high-efficiency electrolyser and builds commercial momentum with global customers.
Green hydrogen company Hysata closes $43 million Series A
Hydrogen electrolyser technology developer Hysata has closed a $42.5 million Series A funding round led by Virescent Ventures on behalf of the Clean Energy...
Hysata’s electrolyser smashes efficiency records, gears up for gigawatt-scale hydrogen production capacity by 2025
Australian hydrogen technology company Hysata announced that its cutting-edge hydrogen electrolyser technology has been recognized on the worldwide scale with groundbreaking research published in...
CEFC backs Australian startup Hysata to roll out innovative electrolyser technology
The Federal Government, through the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC), is investing $750,000 in Hysata, the company working to commercialise an innovative electrolyser technology...
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