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Austin, TX, USA · Private · celadyne.com
Redesigns membranes and advanced materials used in hydrogen electrolyzers and fuel cells.
Open roles
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no public job board
Federal awards
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none found
Last private raise
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no Form D on file
SEC filings
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not an SEC filer
Coming up
POLICY45V: clean hydrogen
Facilities must begin construction before Jan 1, 2028. Affects Hydrogen.
+ THESISPOLICY45Q: carbon capture
Facilities must begin construction before 2033; inflation indexing starts in 2027. Affects Hydrogen.
+ THESISPOLICY45Y / 48E: all other clean power and storage
Full credit for projects beginning construction through 2033; 75% for 2034 starts, 50% for 2035, none from 2036. Affects Hydrogen.
+ THESISNothing dated in this category yet.
How it works
Electricity splits water into hydrogen and oxygen across a membrane or liquid electrolyte. Clean power in makes clean hydrogen out.
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No public filings, raises or hiring trend to read yet.
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No public job board on Greenhouse, Lever or Ashby, so hiring isn't tracked for this company yet.
No federal grants, contracts or loans found on USAspending.gov under this company's US entity name.
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