In the UK, TechEU reported that green hydrogen production tech company 1s1 Energy announced the successful completion of a $1.4 million seed funding round. The report noted that 1s1 Energy is transforming green hydrogen production by pioneering a novel approach to electrolyzer technology. Utilizing breakthrough boron-based materials, the company’s electrolyzers deliver higher efficiency and enhanced durability, providing cost-effectiveness. These advancements enable 1s1 Energy to create more compact and efficient systems, positioning green hydrogen as a scalable solution for industries like steel production, the report added. “We’ve taken PEM (Proton Exchange Membrane) technology to a new level by introducing our boron-based materials. This innovation has allowed us to rethink electrochemical components to optimize the electrochemical cell’s performance,” said Daniel Sobek, CEO of 1s1 Energy. “With this latest funding and our collaboration in the P&D Aneel project, we’re one step closer to making green hydrogen a practical solution for decarbonizing heavy industries,” he added. The funds will help scale the company’s R&D operations, expand its team, and further demonstrate its technology capabilities, the report added.
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