The electricity-to-hydrogen technology developer has secured $12.4m in a round featuring Air Liquide subsidiary Aliad to fund production of its storage units.
France-based renewable energy technology developer Ergosup has raised €11m ($12.4m) in funding from investors including industrial gases producer Air Liquide’s corporate venturing arm, Aliad, EU Startups has reported.
The round included Arkéa Capital, part of cooperative bank Crédit Mutuel Arkéa, as well as leasing finance provider Go Capital, public investment bank BPIfrance and its PISM fund, corporate-backed venture capital fund AP Ventures, VC firm Demeter Ventures, investment firm Kouros and Normandie Participations, which invests on behalf of the Normandy region…