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LIFTE H2 acquired by US and Canadian strategics

The US-based operations of LIFTE H2 will become the US subsidiary of a Canadian utility, while its custom Asset Performance Management platform has been acquired by a separate US hydrogen strategic.

The US-based operations and infrastructure solutions of LIFTE H2 will become the US subsidiary of Canada’s Powertech Labs, according to the companies.  

Headquartered in British Columbia, Powertech Labs is a subsidiary of the government-owned BC Hydro.

Separately, the company’s digital Asset Performance Management platform has been acquired by Massachusetts-based Electric Hydrogen.

Resource reported in April that Energy & Industrial Advisory Partners had been hired to help LIFTE H2 conduct a Series A.

Powertech USA, the new subsidiary, will serve the US and Canadian markets.

“Powertech USA will provide a family of infrastructure solutions including hydrogen export systems, high-capacity transport trailers, mobile refuelers, and fueling stations,” a post on LinkedIn states. “Together, these solutions form the market’s first end-to-end hydrogen fueling solution – integrating the movement of hydrogen from the production outlet to the vehicle inlet.”

Powertech USA will be led by Angie Ackroyd, LIFTE’s co-founder and chief technology officer, according to Lifte’s website. Jeremy Maunus, LIFTE’s COO, along with Matthew Blieske, LIFTE’s CEO, will continue to support the Powertech USA team in advisory roles.
The post describes the management platform as a synchronized workspace designed to manage hydrogen data, assets, and people. 

LIFTE H2 will continue operations in Europe. The company has offices in Berlin.

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