According to the MOU, TECO 2030 is supposed to support the undisclosed European Motor Company with FCM400 modules for their development of an integrated skid/containerized fuel cell system for their market segments. The agreement also includes utilizing the FCM400 module within their ongoing projects to ensure a solid partnership and collaboration platform in the years to come. The undisclosed Company ultimately intends to then sell and promote their solution under their brand supported by TECO 2030 if the collaboration progresses successfully.

“I am humble to work with the undisclosed European Motor Company on this exciting collaboration, together we will create a concept for the Company’s industry to become an environmental pioneer in the field while transitioning to a more sustainable alternative. There is no doubt that hydrogen will play a key role in decarbonizing the various industries, and fuel cells will be an efficient engine which hydrogen can run on,” said Tore Enger, Group CEO, TECO 2030.