Romain Di Costanzo
CEO
Hycco manufactures ultra-thin, lightweight carbon fiber bipolar plates that enhance the power density of fuel cell stacks while offering a service life of over 30,000 hours. Their technology addresses the need for durable and efficient components in the hydrogen economy, particularly for heavy mobility applications like shipping and transportation.
Current fuel cell bipolar plates often lack the optimal combination of durability, weight, and power density required for heavy mobility applications, hindering the widespread adoption of hydrogen fuel cell technology. Existing solutions struggle to balance longevity with the need for lightweight components that maximize stack performance.
Hycco manufactures ultra-thin, lightweight carbon fiber bipolar plates designed to enhance the power density and extend the service life of fuel cell stacks. By leveraging a proprietary carbon fiber material, Hycco's bipolar plates achieve a balance of chemical resistance, flexibility, and electrical conductivity. This technology enables the creation of more compact and efficient fuel cell systems, specifically targeting the demanding requirements of heavy mobility sectors such as shipping, railway, aeronautics, trucks, and buses. The plates are designed for mass manufacturing and are fully recyclable, supporting a circular economy.
The primary target audience includes manufacturers of fuel cell stacks and developers of heavy mobility solutions (shipping, railway, aeronautics, trucks, and buses) seeking to improve the performance and longevity of their systems.