Norway-based cleantech firm TECO 2030 is planning to venture into the U.S. market by establishing a high-volume fuel cell production facility. The move aims to cater to the increasing demand for hydrogen-based solutions in transportation, data centers, heavy industry, and other critical sectors. TECO 2030 is actively engaging with U.S. hydrogen hubs and universities to explore collaborative opportunities for regional hydrogen infrastructure and fuel cell technology deployment. The company's CEO expressed optimism about the supportive ecosystem in the U.S. for hydrogen solutions, citing investor interest and government backing. Furthermore, TECO 2030 is transitioning from manufacturing in Norway to becoming a global technology provider by offering licensing agreements internationally. This strategic shift aligns with the company's plans to capitalize on government support and public investment in hydrogen across regions like the U.S., India, and Southeast Asia.