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Polly Martin
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Nel takes FID on US electrolyser plant expansion

The manufacturer pushes further into the US with expansion and planned gigafactory, despite heavy losses over 2022

Norway’s Nel has taken FID on expanding its 50MW electrolyser manufacturing facility in Wallingford, Connecticut to 500MW by 2025. The expansion is estimated to cost NOK60mn ($25mn) and represents a push into the US, as Nel considers sites for a planned gigawatt-scale facility. The gigafactory will produce both alkaline and proton-exchange-membrane (PEM) electrolysers, with around 4GW of total production capacity. “We are considering three attractive alternatives in three different states and will make a final decision shortly,” says Nel CEO Hakon Volldal. The Wallingford facility produces PEM electrolysers, while Nel’s Heroya factory in Norway produces the alkaline variety. While the PEM ve

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