HydGene Renewables
4 known investors
HydGene develops biocatalyst technology that converts biomass into fertilisers, fuels, and chemicals for industrial producers. The company focuses on enabling chemical manufacturing from existing biomass feedstocks.
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by search overlapElectric Hydrogen5 shared keywordsElectric Hydrogen develops hydrogen production technology to support decarbonization. The company serves industrial customers seeking low-carbon molecular production.
Hygnenergy4 shared keywordsHYGN Energy Inc. makes hydrogen hybrid retrofit kits, using alkaline electrolyzer modules that add on-board hydrogen to existing gas and diesel vehicles to reduce fuel use and emissions in working fleets. Its HY-RANGER product targets the automotive/fleet market, with pilots reporting up to 20% fuel savings.
Emission Free Generators3 shared keywordsEmission Free Generators manufactures portable hydrogen fuel cell power systems (ZENH2) that deliver clean, silent, zero-emission electricity for homes, off-grid installations, and emergency response. The company targets users and organizations that require reliable power in locations without grid access or during outages.
Lhyfe3 shared keywordsLhyfe produces renewable hydrogen with zero CO2 emissions using renewable energy sources and water, serving industrial customers and transport applications. The company designs, installs, and operates local hydrogen production units and supplies hydrogen directly to end-users through localized distribution networks.
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- What does HydGene Renewables do?
- HydGene develops biocatalyst technology that converts biomass into fertilisers, fuels, and chemicals for industrial producers. The company focuses on enabling chemical manufacturing from existing biomass feedstocks.
- Who are HydGene Renewables's investors?
- HydGene Renewables's investors include Agronomics, NSW Clean Technology Innovation Grants, Virescent Ventures, Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC).


