BP leads $12.5m investment in green hydrogen specialist Advanced Ionics

Michael Holder
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Green hydrogen electrolyser developer also crowds in backing from Clean Energy Ventures, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, and GVP Climate in series A funding round

Green hydrogen electrolyser developer Advanced Ionics has won $12.5m backing in a funding round led by oil and gas giant BP alongside additional investors including Clean Energy Ventures, Mitsubishi Heavy...

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