New facility and funding ramps up commercialisation of world’s most efficient electrolyser

On this International Women’s Day, we hear from some of our inspiring colleagues at Hysata about what being a woman in STEM means to them, celebrating this years theme ‘Cracking the Code: Innovation for a gender equal future’.

Hysata has appointed Dean Dalla Valle, a leading heavyweight in resources, as
its inaugural Chair.

Hysata has been selected as one of the successful grant recipients for the German Australian Hydrogen Innovation and Technology Incubator (HyGATE) initiative. Hysata has been awarded $8.98 million by ARENA and €5.9 million by BMBF.

The path to net-zero emissions by 2050 will require huge ambition. While direct electrification coupled with improvements to energy efficiency will drive significant emissions reductions, it will not get us all the way.

Hysata has announced a spate of new talent joining the business as it accelerates the scale-up of its high efficiency electrolyser and builds commercial momentum with global customers.

Hysata has today welcomed Dr Alan Finkel AC as Chair of the company’s new Global Advisory Council where he will counsel Hysata on bringing its technology to market.

The latest issue of Energy, Source and Distribution features an interview with Hysata CEO Paul Barrett about how Hysata is turning heads in the global hydrogen industry.

Hysata’s Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), Tom Campey, explains how the Hysata electrolyser works, why it’s a game-changer for hard-to-abate sectors and the clear path Hysata is on to gigawatt scale manufacturing.

Hysata’s world-leading hydrogen electrolyser technology has been supported by renowned global investors, as the organisation closes its oversubscribed Series A funding round of $42.5 million AUD.

Hysata’s Chief Commercial Officer Dr Tom Campey highlights the urgency for a comprehensive policy approach to help accelerate Australia’s green hydrogen industry.

In May, Hysata’s Chief Commercial Officer Dr Tom Campey attended the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam where he explained how Hysata’s electrolyser provides disruptive improvements in three key areas.

Hysata’s CEO Paul Barrett recently shared his thoughts with H2View on what it will take to build a green hydrogen industry of the scale required to get the world to net-zero.

Hysata has developed an ultra-high efficiency electrolyser, providing a major breakthrough in the industry’s attempt to make green hydrogen cost competitive with fossil fuels. Read CEO Paul Barrett’s interview with The Guardian.

Hysata’s world-leading hydrogen electrolyser technology has been recognised on the global stage with ground-breaking research published today in top tier peer-reviewed scientific journal Nature Communications. 

Hysata, a company spun out of the University of Wollongong (UOW) to commercialise breakthrough Australian hydrogen electrolyser technology, officially opened its doors today with $5 million in funding led by IP Group, wi…