Hystar plans to establish a major electrolyser production base in North America
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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