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Hy! PERFORMER – Made in Germany

Green hydrogen.
Developed, built, operated.

H2APEX produces green hydrogen and develops decentralized supply systems for industry and mobility. Own hydrogen production since 2022, five DSP sites under development, technology foundation since 2012.

since 2012

Focus on hydrogen electrolysis and hydrogen storage technologies

2 million

kilometers driven by the supplied H2 bus fleet

since 2022

Ongoing hydrogen production at the Laage site

7

Patents for chemical hydrogen storage (AKROS)

About H2APEX

Hydrogen as the energy source of the future.

H2APEX develops, builds and operates green hydrogen electrolysis plants for industry, mobility and infrastructure. Turnkey solutions – from initial planning to ongoing production.

Since our strategic focus on hydrogen in 2012, we have built up technology, locations and expertise that have a tangible impact today: our own production, customers supplied and ongoing projects.

OUR INNOVATIVE SUBSIDIARIES

AKROS Energy – Storing hydrogen like no one else can.

The research cooperation with LIKAT Rostock has resulted in a technology that will change the market: chemical hydrogen storage based on salt – unpressurized, non-toxic, highly efficient. Not a laboratory project. A pilot plant is already running in Rostock. TRL 6 – and on the way to TRL 7.

HydroExceed – Hydrogen. Stored. Available.

Founded in 2022 as a spin-off in Rostock-Laage, HydroExceed develops and produces highly efficient type IV compressed gas storage tanks at 500 bar – carbon fiber reinforced, standard-compliant, “Made in Germany”. From individual tanks to scalable 20-foot container systems. Series production in Laage – growing with the market.

History

2000

Founded as APEX Energy Teterow GmbH in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, focus on project development in renewable energies, initially with a focus on photovoltaics

2012

Strategic realignment: complete focus on hydrogen with a focus on production and storage

2019

Relocation to Laage and alignment of the site as headquarters and strategic infrastructure hub for green hydrogen

2020

Commissioning of a 2 MW electrolysis plant with storage and CHP, which at the time was the largest grid-connected electrolysis plant in Europe

2021

Two tenders won in the area of EPC services and start of construction of electrolysis plants with a total output of 15 MW for customers from the energy industry (REALLABOR H2- WYHLEN project and HyBit Bremen project).

2022

Ongoing H2 production, commissioning of the first hydrogen filling station for heavy goods vehicles in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

2023

Renaming and IPO on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as H2APEX Group SCA after merger of APEX Group with exceet Group SCA

2024

Receipt of a funding decision in the amount of € 167 million from the European Union’s IPCEI program (Important Project of Common European Interest) for a 100 MW electrolysis plant, funded by the federal government (€ 117 million) and the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (€ 50.2 million).

2025

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners joins IPCEI-funded 100 MW project WAL – Hydrogen from Lubmin, start of approval planning and implementation of the project as a beacon of the hydrogen economy in north-east Germany.

Today

H2APEX Group with subsidiaries HydroExceed and AKROS Energy, 6 patents, TRL 6

Core business

CO₂-neutral energy supply - from a single source H2APEX produces green hydrogen, develops decentralized standard systems for regional supply and offers mobile and stationary storage solutions. Three pillars, one goal: reliable, economical hydrogen supply.

Green hydrogen

In-house production since 2022 – electrolysers, CHP units and fuel cells at the Laage site. We supply filling stations and industrial customers directly. Green-doing instead of green-talking.

Project development

Standardized 5 MW PEM electrolysis plants that are built where hydrogen is needed.

H2 storage solutions

H2APEX uses various approaches for the mobile storage of hydrogen and is conducting intensive research into a chemical storage solution.

Prospects

Hydrogen ramp-up in Germany by 2035

Projection based on the National Hydrogen Strategy and EU targets

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Note: The data presented is based on forecasts from the National Hydrogen Strategy (updated 2023), REPowerEU plan and industry estimates. Actual developments may vary depending on political framework conditions, technological progress and investment dynamics.

News from the company

Annual Report 2024

Facts, figures and outlook:
Our annual report shows what we have built – and what’s coming next.

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Career at H2APEX

Join the H2APEX team and help shape the technology of the future! Career at H2APEX At H2APEX, people who want to take responsibility work on projects with real weight and technology that counts. Our location in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is not a stopover. It is the center of our work: production, research and development under one roof, in a region that we help to shape.

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