While many in the electrolyser sector are focused on delivering low-cost green hydrogen, Singaporean and Indian AEM electrolyser start-up Hydgen is taking a different approach. Instead, it aims to meet existing hydrogen demand in industries seeking to alleviate the strains of current supply models.

The firm’s story starts with a meeting between deep tech venture capitalist Michael Gryseels and Dr. Goutam Dalapati and Dr. Krishna Kumar, where the two scientists “put an electrolyser on the table.”

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