Global Infrastructure SherpaSymbio and Schaeffler Partner to Develop Fuel Cell Bipolar Plates
Symbio and Schaeffler are collaborating to develop next-generation bipolar plates for hydrogen fuel cells. The partnership aims to improve the performance and cost-effectiveness of fuel cell technology.
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The joint venture is a 50:50 partnership. "Symbio, a Michelin and Faurecia hydrogen company, and Schaeffler signed an agreement for the creation of a 50:50 joint venture to produce fuel cell bipolar plates for global mobility and energy solutions." The production unit will have an initial capacity of 4 million BPP per year. "The production unit will be located in Haguenau, France, and will have an initial capacity of 4 million BPP per year, aiming at producing annually around 50 million BPP globally and employing more than 120 people by 2030." The JV will create more than 120 qualified jobs in France. "JV will industrialize production of fuel cell bipolar plates at large scale and create more than 120 qualified jobs in France"
"Symbio, a Faurecia and Michelin hydrogen company, and Schaeffler Group, to establish Innoplate, a global joint venture (JV) to produce fuel cell bipolar plates (BPP), a strategic fuel cell component"
"Symbio, a Faurecia and Michelin hydrogen company, and Schaeffler Group, to establish Innoplate, a global joint venture (JV) to produce fuel cell bipolar plates (BPP), a strategic fuel cell component"
"Symbio, a Faurecia and Michelin hydrogen company, and Schaeffler Group, to establish Innoplate, a global joint venture (JV) to produce fuel cell bipolar plates (BPP), a strategic fuel cell component"