Avoxt, a Dutch startup with bases in Groningen and Eindhoven, has attracted investments from Future Tech Ventures, NOM, and the Brabant Startup Fund. While the funding amount remains undisclosed, the company has raised over €1M, including a Rabo Innovation Loan. Avoxt's new membrane-free electrolyser technology is designed to enhance the efficiency, safety, and cost-effectiveness of hydrogen production, aligning with global efforts in the energy transition. This innovative approach offers a solution to the challenges of reducing CO2 emissions and decreasing reliance on fossil fuels. The company's technology, developed at HighTechXL in Eindhoven, differentiates itself by eliminating membranes in electrolysers, which improves safety, scalability, and cost-efficiency. By aiming to meet the 40% green hydrogen target in the chemical industry by 2030, Avoxt's technology not only addresses market demands but also contributes to making green hydrogen a reality. Investors like Future Tech Ventures and the Brabant Startup Fund see Avoxt as a key player in advancing Sustainable Development Goals and accelerating the energy transition towards a more sustainable future.