Michelin

Global tire giant Michelin is investing in AEM electrolyzer technology for green hydrogen production, aiming to develop next-generation electrolysis systems that reduce reliance on costly materials.

One of three largest industrial manufacturers in Nova Scotia participating in a feasibility study to adopt green hydrogen for industrial heating.

Co-owner of Symbio, providing ownership stake in the hydrogen fuel cell company.

One of three partners in the Symbio joint venture, contributing to hydrogen fuel cell development and production.

Michelin is a partner in the joint venture Symbio, which develops fuel cell systems.

Will provide low-rolling resistance tires adapted for heavy-duty transport to ensure longevity, safety, and environmental protection for the truck.

A global leader in tires and sustainable mobility, Michelin is contributing its fuel cell-related R&D, production activities, and its subsidiary Symbio to the new joint venture.

Acclaimed tire manufacturer that is looking to expand beyond the tire business by purchasing a minority stake in Symbio FCell. Michelin plans to place Symbio FCell in its Incubator Program Office to promote innovation and business growth.

Michelin is mentioned as a tire company incorporating green technology or designing tires for increased MPG.

Michelin, a famed tire manufacturer based in France, has announced that they will be developing a hydrogen fuel cell of their own, extending their interests into motorsports and transportation.