Battolyser Systems, a Dutch startup, has raised €30 million in Series A funding to scale its innovative hydrogen battery technology. The company's unique electrolyzer with battery functionality aims to tackle grid congestion and reduce green hydrogen costs. By combining the functions of an electrolyzer and a battery, Battolyser can store renewable energy and generate hydrogen from surplus electricity produced by wind and solar power. Battolyser is set to launch its next-generation system in 2025, offering 100% flexibility for efficient use of intermittent renewable energy. The company aims to play a crucial role in the Netherlands' energy transition, targeting 4 GW of electrolyzer capacity by 2030. The investment from Global Cleantech Capital, Innovation Industries, and Invest-NL will be used to scale operations and launch the new Battolyser system. The technology will come in two configurations to accelerate commercial deployment. Despite facing challenges such as regulatory uncertainties and infrastructure issues in the Netherlands, Battolyser's technology is supported by industry leaders for its potential to maximize hydrogen production asset performance and contribute to the green hydrogen market. Battolyser's approach to tackling grid congestion by storing electricity during low demand and producing hydrogen during high demand is seen as crucial for grid stability in the face of increasing renewable energy sources.