Milestone for the green hydrogen economy: Quest One opens new Gigahub

Quest One has opened its new Gigahub in Hamburg for the serial and automated production of electrolysis stacks.

In the presence of Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Hamburg's First Mayor Dr. Peter Tschentscher, Quest One CEO Robin von Plettenberg and CEO of MAN Energy Solutions Dr. Uwe Lauber, a new phase in the ramp-up of the hydrogen economy kicked off. The series production of stacks will increase the availability of green hydrogen, as they are the technological centerpiece of an electrolyzer that can be used to produce the gas. Among the more than 800 guests at the opening ceremony were Till Mansmann, Commissioner for Green Hydrogen at the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Michael Kellner, Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection, Dr. Melanie Leonhard, Hamburg's Senator for Economic Affairs and other high-ranking representatives from politics and business, such as the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Volkswagen AG, Hans Dieter Pötsch, and the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of MAN Energy Solutions, Gunnar Kilian. With the opening of the new production site, the company, previously known as H-TEC SYSTEMS, changes its name and officially becomes Quest One.