Garabedian: Electric Hydrogen secured capacity reservations with Intersect and AES
Rafi Garabedian · Electric Hydrogen’s bet on supersized electrolyzers · Mar 12, 2025 · at 14:57
Electric Hydrogen CEO Rafi Garabedian describes securing paid manufacturing capacity reservations from major energy developers to validate factory buildout.
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“I'll name a few that are public. Intersect Power, AES are a couple that we have agreements with. Basically, they say, look we'll put some cash down to reserve your manufacturing capacity over the next few years so that we have access to your technology in our projects.”
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