Evoloh designs and manufactures alkaline electrolyzers using inexpensive, domestically sourced components and roll-to-roll printing to cut production costs and simplify transport and installation. The company’s core product is a compact electrolyzer stack built around alkaline electrolysis, which avoids expensive noble metals and enables a cost advantage. Evoloh emphasizes manufacturing innovation rather than novel membrane materials, aiming to commoditize stacks if hydrogen demand scales. Founder Jimmy Rojas, who worked on hydrogen and energy systems at Stanford and at Baruch Future Ventures, launched the company to address manufacturing, logistics, and supply-chain issues in electrolyzer production. The company expects its first factory to be operational by the end of next year and intends to produce 3.75 gigawatts of electrolyzers at full capacity. Evoloh recently raised an oversubscribed $20 million Series A to refine its manufacturing process, run large-scale pilots, and sign paying customers.

Total raised

$20M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Mar 2024