Siemens EnergyIncumbent

Running serious electrochemical CO2 reduction and green-hydrogen programs that require high-voltage, low-cost solar inputs; internal scale-up infrastructure accelerates the bridge.

Green-hydrogen electrolysis at scale; R&D arm has published on power-electronics simplification, which monolithic solar-electrochemical integration would address.

Actively scaling electrochemical CO2 conversion (CO2-to-X) and has stated interest in integrating renewable photon inputs; natural next step is photo-enhanced reactor design.