Kinetics accelerates clean energy innovation with strategic investments in North America

These moves underscore the company's long-term commitment to accelerating the transition to sustainable energy solutions.

Kinetics participated in a US$20 million Series A financing round for Power to Hydrogen, a US-based manufacturer of next-generation AEM electrolysers that produce green hydrogen from renewable electricity, and supports the production of e-methanol and green ammonia – key to decarbonising the global shipping sector. The investment will support Power to Hydrogen's global market expansion, responding to growing demand for accessible and cost-effective green hydrogen.

Kinetics has co-invested in a US$20 million Series A financing round for Exterra, a Canada-based cleantech waste-to-value leader.

“These partnerships reflect our strategic vision to support breakthrough technologies that go beyond innovative electricity generation – enabling sustainable fuels, cleaner industries, and circular resource use,” said Mehmet Katmer, General Manager of Kinetics. “We are proud to back innovators that are reshaping how the world produces, stores, and consumes energy.”

“This strategic investment from Mitsui O.S.K. Lines and Karpowership is a promising step towards producing lower emissions shipping fuels,” said Paul Matter, Co-Founder and CEO of Power to Hydrogen. “With the increasing pressure to decarbonise shipping and promote zero emission fuels, we see a significant opportunity for green hydrogen, e-methanol, and green ammonia to become the dominant fuels of the future. Our electrolysers offer a cost-effective and scalable solution to meet this growing demand.”

By leveraging its global expertise, Kinetics is focused on scaling up solutions that create long-term value and drive decarbonisation across complex, hard-to-abate sectors – from mining to maritime transport.

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