Hydrogenious Technologies

company

About

Hydrogenious Technologies develops innovative solutions for safe and efficient hydrogen storage in liquid organic hydrogen carriers.

  • 101 - 250

Details

Last Funding Type
Series Unknown
Last Funding Money Raised
€50M
Industries
Energy,Energy Storage,Infrastructure,Oil and Gas
Founded date
Jan 1, 2013
Number Of Employee
101 - 250
Operating Status
Active

Founded in 2013, Hydrogenious Technoloiges is a spin-off of the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg by its CEO Dr. Daniel Teichmann and the three co-founders Prof. Wolfgang Arlt, Prof. Peter Wasserscheid and Prof. Eberhardt Schlücker.

The need for safe and efficient hydrogen storage for multi-MWh energy storage systems and safe and reliable hydrogen storage for hydrogen refuelling stations and fuel cell mobility was imminent – and Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carriers (LOHC) proved to be the solution. Having completed the technological proof of concept at the university’s laboratories, the idea became reality and Hydrogenious Technologies, a global pioneer in LOHC based energy storage, was born.

With the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg becoming a shareholder in May 2014 and the successful close of a Series A funding round in July 2014 with Anglo American Platinum as investor, Hydrogenious Technologies is now backed with strong scientific, strategic and financial capacities to revolutionize large-scale energy and hydrogen storage.

Funding Rounds

Number of Funding Rounds
Total Funding Amount
1
€50M
Hydrogenious Technologies has raised a total of €50M in funding over 2 rounds. Their latest funding was raised on Sep 13, 2021 from a Series Unknown round.
Announced Date Round Money Raised Number of Investors Lead Investors Post Valuation
Sep 13, 2021 Series Unknown €50M 1 Pavilion Capital Detail

Investors

Number of Lead Investors
Number of Investors
1
1
Hydrogenious Technologies is funded by 1 investors. Pavilion Capital are the most recent investors.
Investor Name Lead Investor Funding Round
Pavilion Capital Yes Series Unknown