Hydrogen specialist H-TEC SYSTEMS becomes Quest One and starts series production of electrolyzers

Hydrogen specialist H-TEC SYSTEMS is becoming Quest One. With its rebranding on September 30, the company is underlining the importance of its own ambitious goal: By 2050, it aims to avoid one percent of global greenhouse gas emissions through the use of its own electrolyzers and make a decisive contribution to climate protection.

- Official rebranding for the start of automated series production of electrolyzer stacks at new factory on September 30, 2024

- Ambitious goal: avoiding one percent of annual greenhouse gas emissions worldwide by 2050

- New Gigahub in Hamburg, Germany, to become an international beacon for green hydrogen

Hydrogen specialist H-TEC SYSTEMS is becoming Quest One. With its rebranding on September 30, the company is underlining the importance of its own ambitious goal: By 2050, it aims to avoid one percent of global greenhouse gas emissions through the use of its own electrolyzers and make a decisive contribution to climate protection.

The official rebranding coincides with the opening of a new production site in Hamburg, Germany, in September. With the completion of the new “Gigahub,” the company is starting automated series production of electrolysis stacks – the technological heart of an electrolyzer.