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Gen-Hy reaches a milestone: successful tests in China open the door to exports in Asia for its AEM (Anion Exchange Membrane) electrolyser technology, which does not use any rare materials

 

Gen-Hy, a French start-up offering innovative solutions for green hydrogen production, announces record test results in China for its Gen-AEM® membrane technology. These unprecedented performances, achieved with AEM electrolysers without any rare materials, confirm Gen-Hy’s technological lead and pave the way for export opportunities in the Asian market, particularly in China, the world’s largest market for electrolysers.

 

Internationally validated technology
At the request of a local partner, Gen-Hy’s Gen-AEM® membrane underwent rigorous testing at the specialized Shandong Hydrogen Carrier Technology Development Company laboratory in China, equivalent to French laboratories. The tests demonstrated unprecedented performance for AEM electrolysers without rare materials, thus validating the high-efficiency promise of Gen-Hy’s technology.

 

These tests highlight three key findings: when the electrolyser operates at a current density of 0.3 A/cm2 the voltage is 1.58 V, and thus, the efficiency can reach 93.7%. At 0.7 A/cm2 and 1.77 V, efficiency can reach 83.6%. Finally, at 1 A/cm2 and 1.89 V, efficiency can reach 78.3%. (1)

 

Furthermore, these independent tests confirmed that the Gen-AEM® membrane has the lowest hydrogen permeability (cross-over) values ever recorded under all operating conditions. This means that the Gen-AEM® membrane is exceptionally effective at separating gases, making the electrolyser safer to use. (2)

 

A strategic opportunity in Asia
While the construction of its factory in Allenjoie (Doubs) for the production of AEM membranes and electrolysers continues, Gen-Hy is already anticipating the future commercialization of its technology. These conclusive results in China have sparked interest among several local renewable energy companies (wind turbines, photovoltaic panels) in Gen-Hy’s AEM technology, which is perfectly suited to their needs.

 

Gen-Hy plans to actively target the Chinese market as soon as the plant is operational in the first quarter of 2026.

 

High-purity, low-cost green hydrogen
As a reminder, Gen-Hy is the only company in the world to produce all the components of its AEM electrolysers (including its AEM membranes with catalytic deposits without any rare materials) under one roof. This patented technology guarantees the production of very pure, low-cost green hydrogen through electrolysis, with efficiency targets of 85% in phase 1 and 90% in phase 2.

 

(1) : It is hereby noted that three key data points obtained through this test are as follows: when operating at a current density of 0.3A/cm2 the voltage is 1.58V, and thus, the efficiency can reach 93.7%. When operating at 0.7A/cm2 and 1.77V, the efficiency can reach 83.6%. When operating at 1A/cm2 and 1.89 V, the efficiency can reach 78.3% (Trial Report – 30 august 2025 – Shandong Hydrogen Carrier Technology Development Company)

 

(2): Hydrogen permeation (crossover): refers to the undesirable process whereby oxygen gas escapes (permeates) through the membrane, passing from the anode side to the cathode side (where hydrogen is produced) in an electrolyser. High crossover => safety risk: if an excessive amount of oxygen mixes with hydrogen, this can create an explosive gas mixture. Low crossover => high safety.

 

Source:   Hydrogencentral

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Thursday, 30 October 2025 12:00 PM

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Company Update

 

SANTA CLARA, CA / ACCESS Newswire / October 30, 2025 / EVOLOH, Inc., a cleantech company that manufactures electrolysers for electrolytic hydrogen production, today announced it successfully tested its megawatt-scale Nautilus® electrolyzer stack using EVOLOH's revolutionary anion-exchange-membrane (AEM) technology. EVOLOH has begun the manufacture of commercial quantities of electrolyzer stacks for deployment in early 2026 and beyond, utilizing scalable, high-throughput manufacturing technology.

"Hydrogen is too expensive today. EVOLOH's product combined with our novel hydrogen production approach finally provide a path to less than $1.50/kg without incentives. Successful operation of the world's most power dense and compact AEM electrolyzer is critical for the industry and our country's National Security," said Dr. Jimmy Rojas, founder and CEO of EVOLOH. "Our stacks operate without corrosive liquids, require no rare-earth materials or precious metal coatings, no toxic membranes or sealants, and can operate with intermittent power sources without special conditioning of the power input," Rojas added.

EVOLOH will deploy Nautilus® stacks in modules of 3 to 12 megawatts (MW) for customer projects that begin operation in 2026. "These modules comply with the size and weight limits of standard ISO containers, such that we can ship them anywhere in the world by normal transport means," stated Scott Blanchet, EVOLOH's Chief Operating Officer. "This is the most electrolyzer power that anyone has ever packaged in a conventional shipping volume, making these modules the ideal building blocks for MW and GW-level projects," Blanchet continued.

Given EVOLOH's significant sales pipeline, being able to supply large volumes of the most advanced electrolyzers on the market is a key milestone for the company. As Rojas explained, "We are currently talking to investors and financiers on how to quickly expand our commercial activities and build manufacturing capacity for ourselves and our partners, and we continue to receive strong support for the EVOLOH mission from these communities."

About EVOLOH:

Founded in 2020, EVOLOH Inc., is revolutionizing the manufacturing of water electrolyzers to make low-cost clean hydrogen production possible at all scales anywhere in the world. Nautilus® stacks, the company's patented electrolyzers, leverage anion exchange membrane technology to minimize costs and technical risks, while also maximizing manufacturing productivity, durability and efficiency. EVOLOH is backed by Engine Ventures, Breakthrough Energy, NextEra Energy Resources, 3M Ventures, and others. For more information, visit https://evoloh.com/ or follow us on LinkedIn.

Contact:

info@evoloh.com

Contact Information

Dr. Jimmy Rojas
Chief Executive Officer
info@evoloh.com

Dr. Art Shirley
Chief Strategy Officer
art.shirley@evoloh.com

Mike Hill
Chief Commercial Officer
mike@evoloh.com

SOURCE: EVOLOH, Inc.

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French electrolyser manufacturer Elogen will design and manufacture a 1MW PEM system for Slovakian firm RoyalStav.

As part of a green hydrogen project led by Veolia Energia Slovensko in Žiar nad Hronom, the project plans to inject green hydrogen into an existing combined heat and power (CHP) plant to replace natural gas.

Any surplus hydrogen will be made available for transport via a hydrogen refuelling station. H2 View understands that there is only one hydrogen refuelling station in Slovakia, located 174km away in Bratislava.

The GTT Group company Elogen is scheduled to install the electrolyser system in 2026. It represents the OEM’s third electrolyser order, after agreeing to supply electrolyser technology to Rockfin in Poland.

Peter Dobrý, Managing Director of Veolia Energia Slovensko, said the initiative will increase the share of renewable energy sources in Slovakia’s distribution system.

“The project provides grid stabilisation services by using excess electricity for hydrogen production and synergises with a photovoltaic plant to ensure green hydrogen production,” he said This initiative positions Veolia as a leader in hydrogen production while supporting EU taxonomy requirements and decarbonisation goals. The project is also in line with our strategic Green Up programme.”

In July, Elogen completed its first announced PEM electrolyser order, which was announced in 2023. A 2.5MW was delivered to a CrossWind-led project in the Netherlands.

However, the embattled firm has been under a strategic review by its parent company GTT Group. Elogen’s CEO stood down in February 2025 following a €33m EBITDA loss for the 2024 financial year.

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Indian startup HYDGEN has secured US$5 million in Pre-Series A funding to scale up production of its proprietary AEM (Anion Exchange Membrane) electrolyser systems, aiming to bring decentralized green hydrogen production directly to industrial sites. The round was led by energy-transition investor Transition VC, with backing from Cloudberry Pioneer Investments, Moringa Ventures, and several strategic family offices across Asia.

The company’s AEM stacks are designed to be modular and deployable at or near the point of use, eliminating transport losses and enabling ultra-pure hydrogen production without additional purification systems. “Our proprietary AEM electrolyzer technology is designed to make green hydrogen as accessible and cost-efficient as the grey hydrogen many industries still rely on,” the company said in a statement. The funds will be used to expand manufacturing capacity, accelerate commercial deployments, and advance HYDGEN’s technology roadmap.

 

HYDGEN’s strategy is built around three pillars: local hydrogen generation, simplified purification, and plug-and-play scalability. “We believe decentralized hydrogen generation will reshape the way industries think about energy, reliability, and resilience,” the company said, crediting its team and investors for helping advance its mission to decarbonize industrial energy at scale.

 

HYDGEN Raises $5M to Scale AEM Electrolyser Manufacturing

 

HYDGEN Raises $5M to Scale AEM Electrolyser Manufacturing - Fuelcellsworks

Indian startup HYDGEN secures $5M in Pre-Series A funding to scale up production of its proprietary AEM electrolyser systems for decentralized green hydrogen production.

fuelcellsworks.com

 

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24th Oct, Beijing: The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) held a press conference this morning to present and elaborate on the guiding principles of the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee.​

 

Zheng Shanjie, Secretary of the Party Leadership Group and Minister of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), noted that "invigorating innovation to foster new growth drivers" essentially means nurturing and expanding emerging industries and future industries. In 2024, the total added value of China's "three new" economy—encompassing new industries, new business forms, and new business models—accounted for over 18% of China's GDP.​

 

The Proposal of the CPC Central Committee on Formulating the 15th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development puts forward initiatives to build up new pillar industries, including accelerating the development of clusters in strategic emerging sectors such as new energy, new materials, aerospace, and low-altitude economy. These efforts are expected to spawn several markets of trillion-yuan scale or even larger.​

 

Furthermore, the Proposal calls for forward-looking planning of future industries, aiming to drive quantum technology, biomanufacturing, hydrogen energy, nuclear fusion energy, brain-computer interfaces, embodied intelligence, and sixth generation (6G) mobile communications to become new drivers of economic growth. As these industries gather momentum for development, they will help recreate a high-tech industry in China with a scale comparable to the existing one over the next 10 years.

 

Source:CCTV

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