Smoltek Hydrogen has in a short time developed a transport electrode (PTE), intended for PEM electrolyzers, that significantly reduces the amount of iridium in the porous transport layer and significantly increases the catalytic activity in the electrochemical cell. The company has also entered into a number of cooperation agreements with industrial players in the hydrogen industry, including the German company Heraeus.

After building up Smoltek Hydrogen for just over five years, Ellinor Ehrnberg has now chosen to move on to new challenges and will leave her role as President of Smoltek Hydrogen. She will be succeeded by Group CEO Magnus Andersson, which also strengthens coordination and creates synergies between the Group's technology and business development.

"We would like to thank Ellinor Ehrnberg for her significant contributions in establishing and developing Smoltek Hydrogen. Together with Fabian Wenger, she has built a business and developed a platform for creating applications aimed at the process and hydrogen industry based on our nanotechnology. We would like to thank Ellinor for her contributions and wish her well in the future", says Smoltek's CEO Magnus Andersson.

Ellinor Ehrnberg comments: "It has been a fantastic journey to build Smoltek Hydrogen from the ground up together with Fabian Wenger and our highly competent team. I am proud of what we have achieved and of the technology platform that is now in place. Smoltek has an exciting future and I remain as a shareholder with significant personal commitment and great confidence in the company's continued development. After just over five years, it is the right time for me to focus on the development of my own company and on new projects where I can contribute with my experience of building businesses, commercializing new technology and driving innovation."