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Hystar plans to establish a major electrolyser production base in North America
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Stuart Penson
4 October 2023
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Hystar plans major North America expansion

Norwegian electrolyser manufacturer says North American operations could eclipse its European business by 2030

Norwegian technology company Hystar plans to establish a major electrolyser production base in North America in a move that could see its commercial operations in that region eclipse its European business by the end of the decade. The company, which specialises in proton-exchange-membrane technology, is in talks with key stakeholders in both the US and Canada, with plans to select a North American manufacturing location in 2024. Production at the proposed multi-gigawatt plant could start by 2027. “Both the US and Canada have attractive incentives on offer, demonstrating a clear commitment to providing our industry with much-needed certainty and financial support,” said Fredrik Mowill, CEO of

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