Hilco Streambank, a prominent intellectual property advisory firm, is facilitating the acquisition of Hyzon Motors' intellectual property and tangible assets related to hydrogen fuel cell technology. Hyzon Motors, established in 2020, has developed a cutting-edge hydrogen fuel cell system known for its efficiency and cost-effectiveness. The company holds over 160 patents globally, covering advanced technologies such as a high-power 200kW PEM fuel cell with innovative features like hydration control and load-following hybrid operation. Interested buyers have until April 10, 2025, to submit non-binding indications of interest. Hilco Streambank's Executive Vice President, David Peress, emphasizes the opportunity to capitalize on over $100 million invested in research and development activities by acquiring Hyzon's assets. The acquisition includes not only intellectual property but also a vast inventory of machinery, equipment, and fuel cell components that support Hyzon's technology. The hydrogen fuel cell technology, primarily oriented towards commercial trucking, has broad applications across industries like mining, construction, rail, marine, and aviation. Parties interested in acquiring Hyzon's assets can participate in an online auction for machinery and equipment from April 15 to 17, 2025. Additionally, specific assets may be reserved for parties interested in both the intellectual property and machinery/equipment. The acquisition is viewed positively, highlighting the transformative potential of hydrogen fuel cell technology in decarbonization and emission reduction efforts, offering cost-effective solutions in high-volume applications. For more information on this acquisition opportunity, interested parties can contact Hilco Streambank via the provided email address.