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GKN Hydrogen and Mitsubishi Corporation Technos sign a memorandum of understanding to bring GKN Hydrogen’s metal hydride hydrogen storage to Japanese market

By GKN4 Dec 2023GKN Hydrogen1 Mins read74
  • Perfect fit – GKN Hydrogen as a technology leader in the field of hydrogen storage with metal hydrides and Mitsubishi Corporation Technos as a Japanese market leader for providing cutting-edge equipment and sustainable solution to manufacturing industry
  • The focus is on the decarbonization of Japanese infrastructure and industrial facilities

Bonn (DE) / Pfalzen (IT)/ Tokyo (JP), December 4th, 2023

GKN Hydrogen, technology leader and manufacturer of energy and hydrogen storage systems with metal hydride, and Mitsubishi Corporation Technos, Japanese industrial machinery trading company, sign a memorandum of understanding ( MoU ) to market GKN Hydrogen’s metal hydride solutions. Both companies fit together very well due to their core competencies and have set themselves the goal of developing and establishing hydrogen storage solutions.

Read the news release.

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