CMR Fuel Cells, a Cambridge, U.K.-based direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) developer, recently announced that it will delist from the London Stock Exchange's AIM and plans to return £3.8 M to its shareholders (pending board approval and shareholder vote). It is also likely to sell its remaining assets...
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News Commentary | January 21, 2021
ZeroAvia recently secured two separate injections of cash. A $21.4 million Series A featured a cohort of good investors for the company, characterized by their shared interest in sustainability as well as their patience and understanding that the technology is still likely a decade away from being ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | January 20, 2021
H‑TEC is a developer of PEM electrolyzers, and MAN Energy previously acquired a 40% stake in the company back in 2019 – it has now raised its stake to 99%, effectively acquiring the company. With momentum ramping up in the hydrogen economy, such acquisitions will become more commonplace as large ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | May 06, 2022
Porsche AG was joined by other institutional investors contributing to this hefty Series C round to speed output of silicon‑composite battery materials. Baked into the investment is a supply agreement with Porsche's subsidiary, Cellforce Group, which will produce batteries using Group14's silicon‑... Not part of subscription