Hiringa Energy develops green hydrogen generation and distribution infrastructure to support transportation and industrial applications. They are establishing a nationwide hydrogen refueling network in New Zealand to enable a zero-emission supply chain as a service.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Heavy transport and industrial sectors face increasing pressure to reduce carbon emissions and transition to sustainable energy sources. A lack of readily available green hydrogen infrastructure and supply chains hinders the adoption of hydrogen-powered vehicles and industrial processes. This limits the ability of transport operators and industrial businesses to decarbonize their operations effectively.
Solution
Hiringa Energy develops green hydrogen production and distribution infrastructure, enabling a zero-emission supply chain as a service for the transport, industrial, and energy sectors. The company establishes hydrogen production projects using renewable energy sources and builds high-capacity refuelling infrastructure to support hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. Hiringa Energy facilitates the adoption of hydrogen technologies by working with fuel cell manufacturers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to bring hydrogen fuel cell technology to customers, enabling decarbonization of heavy transport and industrial processes.
Target Audience
Hiringa Energy targets transport operators, industrial businesses, and the public sector seeking to decarbonize their operations and supply chains, as well as fuel cell manufacturers and OEMs in the hydrogen vehicle market.
Features
- Green hydrogen production via electrolysis using renewable energy sources
- Development of hydrogen production, distribution, and high-capacity refuelling infrastructure
- Nationwide hydrogen refuelling network for heavy transport
- Partnerships with fuel cell manufacturers and OEMs to promote hydrogen fuel cell technology
- Support for both Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs) and dual-fuel hydrogen vehicles
- Projects focused on hydrogen for marine and aviation sectors, sustainable aviation fuels, and remote power generation
- Integration of renewable energy sources, such as solar farms, to power hydrogen production