Ecolectro

A partnership to scale anion exchange membrane (AEM) electrolyzers for domestic green hydrogen production in the United States. The alliance combines Ecolectro's advanced membrane technology with Re:Build's vertically integrated manufacturing capabilities.

Development of alkaline exchange membrane materials for hydrogen fuel cells and electrolyzers to enable cost-effective, large-scale hydrogen production as a clean energy alternative to fossil fuels.

Enhanced specialty polymer materials used in fuel cells and electrolyzers for hydrogen production. Designed to be cost-effective and simple for large-scale hydrogen fuel production, competing with platinum-based technologies.

The fuel source used in hydrogen fuel cell systems. The HTWO brand name references H2 as a core element of Hyundai's fuel cell business.

A membrane technology that has been improved to enhance the efficiency and scalability of green hydrogen production via electrolysis.

Technology that generates electricity through an electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, with water as the only byproduct.

New York

Gulf Coast

Northeast

A partnership to scale anion exchange membrane (AEM) electrolyzers for domestic green hydrogen production in the United States. The alliance combines Ecolectro's advanced membrane technology with Re:Build's vertically integrated manufacturing capabilities.

Development of alkaline exchange membrane materials for hydrogen fuel cells and electrolyzers to enable cost-effective, large-scale hydrogen production as a clean energy alternative to fossil fuels.

A multistate collaboration to propose and develop a hydrogen fuel hub facility in northeast New York. The facility aims to investigate ways to make hydrogen a viable clean energy option and enhance the production and use of H2.

Enhanced specialty polymer materials used in fuel cells and electrolyzers for hydrogen production. Designed to be cost-effective and simple for large-scale hydrogen fuel production, competing with platinum-based technologies.

Anion exchange membrane electrolyzer systems designed for scalable, cost-effective green hydrogen production. The systems use nickel and iron catalysts instead of platinum and operate at 50–80°C with 65-75% efficiency.