Richard Hulf, Managing Partner at the HydrogenOne Capital Group investment trust, spoke to London South East and explained that his Hydrogen Fund gives investors a chance to invest in growth assets which retail investors wouldn’t normally have access to.
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Gen2 Energy is a Norwegian company dedicated to developing, building, controlling and operating an integrated value chain for green hydrogen. The company aims to establish production capacity at large-scale for green hydrogen based on 100 percent renewable energy, and to operate a reliable and efficient logistics network.
Based in Wallyford, UK, Logan offer a full turnkey service from project inception, design development, integration, manufacturing and installation, to operation and maintenance. This includes feasibility studies, detailed whole system design, off the shelf and bespoke equipment procurement, project management, installation, commissioning, operation and maintenance. Being manufacturer independent, Logan are able to analyse and select the most appropriate complementary equipment for the project. Logan have developed an extensive network of global suppliers that enable the delivery of fully compliant and cost optimised hydrogen systems.
Bramble Energy is powering a Net Zero world – today – and is proving to be a real game changer in solving key challenges in the production of hydrogen fuel cells including: lead times, up-front investment, manufacturing cost and scalability.
Bramble Energy through revolutionary fuel cell design and manufacturing techniques, has developed the unique printed circuit board (PCB) fuel cell – the PCBFC™. A patent protected fuel cell that can be manufactured in almost all printed circuit board (PCB) factories worldwide.
Home for Bramble Energy is a state-of-the-art facility in Crawley, UK, where they have launched their portable power product range and are developing their high-power density, liquid-cooled fuel cell systems under the same scalable low-cost technology platform.
After raising significant capital in 2020, Bramble Energy is fast becoming the leading hydrogen fuel cell provider for a cleaner and more sustainable world.
NanoSUN develops hydrogen distribution and mobile refuelling equipment. Based in Lancaster, UK, our vision is for hydrogen to become the major energy vector in a decarbonised world. In order to achieve this, NanoSUN’s founders aimed to accelerate hydrogen use with their innovative technologies by bridging the gap between the hydrogen supply industry and the needs of hydrogen users for convenient, low cost, simple-to-use and safe fuelling systems.
Founded in 2010, Sunfire is a global leader for industrial electrolyzers. Sunfire employs more than 270 people in Germany, Norway, and Switzerland. With innovative and proven solutions, Sunfire is addressing a key challenge of today’s energy system: Providing renewable hydrogen and e-Fuels as substitutes for fossil energy sources. Sunfire’s electrolyzers – based on alkaline and solid oxide technologies – enable the transformation of carbon-intensive industries that are currently dependent on oil, gas, or coal.
HiiROC is a technology company established in 2019 to develop and commercialise its plasma torch technology in the production of hydrogen from biomethane, methane and other hydrocarbons through thermal plasma electrolysis. HiiROC’s technology enables the low-cost, zero emission production of hydrogen, and can be located at the point of demand thereby avoiding transport costs and enabling the use of existing infrastructure. Plants can be small to industrial scale based on the modular core production unit which is compact, fitting within a ten-foot container, and capable of producing up to 400kg of hydrogen per day alongside carbon black. HiiROC employs around 40 people with its development centre located in Hull, UK.
