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HiiROC
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HiiROC develops thermal plasma electrolysis technology to produce clean hydrogen at competitive costs without carbon emissions, suitable for power generation, industrial applications, and energy storage. The process also generates carbon black as a byproduct and operates at point-of-use scales from modular units to industrial systems.
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Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements- Undisclosed amountnew funding roundNov 2021
Centrica PLC, HydrogenOne Capital Growth PLC, Hyundai, Kia, Melrose Industries PLC, VNG, Wintershall DEA
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Frequently asked questions
- What does HiiROC do?
- HiiROC develops thermal plasma electrolysis technology to produce clean hydrogen at competitive costs without carbon emissions, suitable for power generation, industrial applications, and energy storage. The process also generates carbon black as a byproduct and operates at point-of-use scales from modular units to industrial systems.
- Who founded HiiROC?
- HiiROC was founded by Tim Davies, Ate Wiekamp, Simon Morris.
- Who are HiiROC's investors?
- HiiROC's investors include TSP Ventures, Cemex Ventures, Centrica, KIA, Scottish Enterprise, VNG.