CPH2 signs manufacturing agreement with Fabrum Solutions
CPH2, the UK-based green hydrogen technology and manufacturing company that has developed the IP-protected Membrane-Free Electrolyser (“MFE”), is pleased to announce that it has executed a manufacturing agreement with New Zealand based Fabrum Solutions Ltd (“Fabrum”) (the “Agreement”), one of the world’s leading cryogenic systems manufacturers for gas separation and hydrogen liquefaction. Fabrum is the result of the merger between Fabrum Solutions and AFCryo, the Company’s supplier of the cryogenic systems since 2020.
The Agreement, which will be effective for a period of ten years, will allow an acceleration of the roll out of the Company’s technology across Australia and New Zealand as the market for hydrogen grows rapidly. The Agreement, which is CPH2’s first in the region, aligns with CPH2’s objectives to license out manufacturing of the MFE220 to accelerate the delivery of the technology to an ever-growing market.
The Agreement strengthens the working and strategic relationship between the two companies possessing symbotic, patented technologies which advance Membrane Free Electrolysers. CPH2 has already shipped the first MFE220 to Fabrum’s facilities in New Zealand where it will completed and fitted out with the remaining components and commissioned for use.
In December 2022, it was announced that CPH2 and Fabrum had executed a development agreement for the purposes of the technical development of CPH2’s MFE. Under the terms of this agreement, Fabrum has been working with CPH2 and its existing industry partner Kenera Energy Solutions (“Kenera”), to provide engineering expertise in support of design reviews, systems documentation and safety cases. CPH2 has also executed a deed of variation to its existing supply agreement with Fabrum to allow it to purchase DPWG Cryocoolers for embedding in its MFE products on an exclusive basis.
CPH2 is committed to its strategic target of 4GW MFE annual production by 2030; of this 1GW will be in-house manufacturing and assembly and 3GW will be via license agreements such as that agreed with Fabrum. Interest in CPH2’s innovative and disruptive hydrogen electrolyser technology continues to grow and our agreement with Fabrum will allow for faster scale up and market penetration in Australia and New Zealand.
Jon Duffy, Chief Executive Officer of CPH2, commented:
I am delighted to extend our working relationship with Fabrum, the world leaders in cryogenic systems and hydrogen liquefaction through the manufacturing and licensing deal. The collaboration between CPH2 and Fabrum will allow for CPH2’s MFE technology to be used across Australia and New Zealand, where the green hydrogen sector is rapidly developing. We look forward to continuing working with the team at Fabrum in the future.
Christopher Boyle, Managing Director of Fabrum, commented:
We see the CPH2 technology as a world beating, low-cost solution to the production of green hydrogen, which is why we are adding to our development agreement with CPH2 with a full-scale manufacturing agreement. We are excited to be able to offer CPH2’s world leading MFE technology across New Zealand and Australia. We have been experiencing strong demand for hydrogen solutions across various industries in this part of the world. Our close partnership with CPH2 will enable delivery of such solutions at a faster pace.
