Electric Hydrogen Stock

eh2.comEnergy / Energy efficiencyFounded: 2020Funding to Date: $544.59MM

Electric Hydrogen was founded in 2020 by David Eaglesham, focusing on delivering transformational low-cost Hydrogen. They focus on offering a complete solution, having powerful advanced PEM technology and an efficient dynamic operating system to improve conversion efficiency. Being split up by coast, the East Coast manages cell engineering, where they develop, test, and scale their electrolyzer technology. Whereas the West Coast is the home of the Prototype plant.

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Team

Management Team

Derek Warnick
Co-Founder & Chief Financial Officer
David Eaglesham
Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer
Beth Deane
Chief Legal Officer
Renata Naoumov
Chief People Officer
Dorian West
Co-Founder, Executive Vice President of Engineering & Advisor
Raffi Garabedian
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Board Members

David Danielson Ph.D
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Matthew Hill
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Hundreds of companies have promised to produce large amounts of green hydrogen, but none have succeeded. Electric Hydrogen believes the secret to success is finding a better way to split a molecule. Investors believe it too. The company is the green hydrogen industry’s first unicorn. It recently raised $380 million from backers including BP, United Airlines, Microsoft and iron-ore producer Fortescue Metals. That pushed it over the magical $1 billion mark.
Updated on: Jul 26, 2024

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