Delta Electronics Invests GBP 170M in Taiwan Hydrogen; Ceres Power Hits Milestones in India & South Korea
In a significant development, Delta Electronics has committed a substantial sum for large-scale hydrogen energy manufacturing in Taiwan. Meanwhile, Ceres Power, a UK-based company, has made strides in India and South Korea, with record efficiencies and production milestones.
Delta Electronics, a leading provider of power management solutions, has pledged around GBP 170 million to acquire land and factory facilities in Taiwan. This move signals the company's commitment to expanding its footprint in the hydrogen energy sector.
In India, Shell and Ceres Power have achieved record efficiencies in electrolysis, with the largest solid oxide deployment in the country. This breakthrough demonstrates the potential of hydrogen-based energy solutions.
Ceres Power, listed on the OTCPK as CRPHY, held its Q2 2025 Earnings Call on September 26, led by CEO Philip Caldwell and CFO Stuart Paynter. The call highlighted the company's progress, including the start of production with Doosan in South Korea during the first half of 2025. This milestone is a testament to Ceres Power's research and development capabilities and its business model.
Furthermore, Ceres Power's partnership with Thermax in India has progressed with the opening of the HydroGenx Hub. This facility will be used for system testing and validation, further advancing the company's goals in the region.
Delta Electronics' investment in Taiwan and Ceres Power's achievements in India and South Korea underscore the growing momentum in the global hydrogen energy sector. As companies continue to innovate and invest, the future of clean energy looks increasingly promising.
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