Australian startup Hysata has successfully raised $111 million from a group of investors including BP, London-based IP Group, Hostplus, Vestas, Shinhan Bank, Oman Investment Authority, and Telstra Super to advance its technology aimed at reducing the cost of producing green hydrogen. Inspired by a natural process in trees, Hysata's technology boosts the efficiency of converting electricity to hydrogen from 75% to 95%, potentially lowering the barriers to adopting green hydrogen as a sustainable energy source.
Australian startup Hysata has raised $111 million from investors, including BP, to scale technology which could help lower the cost of creating green hydrogen. https://t.co/r6idnruvxW
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Australian startup Hysata has raised $111 million from investors, including BP, to scale technology which could help lower the cost of creating green hydrogen https://t.co/s8KYHpCvko
Australian startup that uses a science-trick from trees to make green hydrogen cheaper has raised $111 million. Claims to increase efficiency of electricity to hydrogen from 75% to 95%! Story with @MathisWilliam https://t.co/wgfyKtH6Aj
An Austrlian startup says it can make green hydrogen cheaper. Now, it has $111 million to try and deliver on that promise https://t.co/5He9Ui88Yi