Innoplate

Symbio, a Michelin and Faurecia hydrogen company, and Schaeffler have signed an agreement to create a 50:50 joint venture named Innoplate to produce fuel cell bipolar plates. The JV will be located in Haguenau, France, and aims to produce around 50 million bipolar plates annually by 2030, employing over 120 people.

Symbio and Schaeffler signed an agreement to create a 50:50 joint venture named Innoplate to produce fuel cell bipolar plates in Haguenau, France. The JV will have an initial capacity of 4 million BPP per year, aiming for 50 million annually by 2030, and create over 120 jobs.

Schaeffler and Symbio, a joint venture of Faurecia and Michelin, signed a contract to form a 50:50 joint venture named Innoplate to manufacture bipolar plates for fuel cells. The JV will be based in Haguenau, France, and plans to produce about 50 million bipolar plates by 2030, employing over 120 people.