How came it to the foundation your start-upups - from which environment comes from Hydrogenea?
Podleschny: The founding of Hydrogenea is based on the promotion of our CEO Pit (laughs) and his experience in the automotive industry, particularly in the series production of fuel cells. Our founding team consists of four core members and dedicated students. I am responsible for customer relations and fundraising, while Swen, our CTO, leads the technical development with his background in electrochemistry. Marvin, our CBO, takes care of customer acquisition and cost structure, and Marlene, our COO, brings her knowledge of technical chemistry to laboratory work and public relations.
Supported by talented students like Benedict, a trained electronics engineer, we work together on innovative solutions for the challenges in the field of green hydrogen.
And what does the cooperation and the networking with the H2UB out?
Podleschny: The collaboration and networking with H2UB provide an excellent opportunity to receive valuable feedback and further develop our business model. The constructive suggestions have helped us to refine our strategy. H2UB also gives us access to a broad network of industry experts, which creates new and exciting opportunities. The support and resources we receive from H2UB are crucial to our growth and strengthen our vision of a sustainable future. Overall, working with H2UB is a great way for start-ups to gain a competitive edge and make meaningful connections in the industry.
Which horizon of expectation is for hydrogenea with the Clean Tech Innovation Day linked?
Podleschny: Valuable exchange with exciting personalities on the most important climate-related topics of our time.
How will change your startup the participants and participants of the symposium present?
Podleschny: The team's aim is to encourage other companies to take innovative steps and bring impetus to the market, which is urgently needed for green hydrogen technology to succeed.