Electric Hydrogen

Electric Hydrogen is a U.S.-based clean energy company focused on advancing large-scale hydrogen production through advanced electrolyzer technology. The company designs, manufactures, delivers, and commissions electrolyzer plants intended to produce green hydrogen by splitting water using renewable power. The company was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in Devens, Massachusetts, with additional operational presence in the San Francisco Bay Area, Boston Area, and West Texas according to its company page. Public company listings also describe Electric Hydrogen as based in California and Massachusetts. Electric Hydrogen positions itself around lowering the cost of clean hydrogen for industrial decarbonization. Its website describes the company as focused on solving the challenge of producing the lowest-cost clean hydrogen, and its product messaging emphasizes industrial-scale electrolyzer plants. The company’s technology is centered on proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer systems, which are deployed for clean hydrogen projects. Electric Hydrogen states that its plants are operating today and are designed for renewable-energy-matched hydrogen production. Electric Hydrogen has attracted significant investor backing, with its company page stating that it has raised over $700 million from leading investors and banks. ZoomInfo also lists the company as having raised $100 million in total funding in its profile snapshot. The company employs more than 300 people across the Americas, Asia Pacific, and Europe, indicating an international footprint for engineering, manufacturing, and commercial deployment.