Teco 2030, a Norwegian company renowned for its projects in the maritime sector and heavy-duty road transport, is pivoting towards international growth through licensing agreements for its fuel cell technology. The company acknowledges challenges in its home market due to slow investment trends and regulatory delays, prompting the exploration of opportunities abroad. Teco 2030 identifies the USA, India, and East- and Southeast Asian countries as key regions with growing government support for hydrogen technologies, leading to the establishment of partnerships and subsidiaries in these areas. The company's focus on PEM fuel cell technology, developed in collaboration with AVL List GmbH, remains central to its operations. With a production plant underway in Narvik, Norway, Teco 2030 aims to significantly scale up its fuel cell output over the next decade. Beyond transportation, the company is diversifying into stationary storage solutions with its fuel cell backup technology, catering to the need for zero-emission power in critical infrastructure. Teco 2030's strategic expansion aligns with the global trend towards hydrogen adoption, especially in hard-to-decarbonize sectors. By leveraging partnerships, international investments, and innovative solutions, the company is poised to play a crucial role in advancing the hydrogen economy and sustainable energy practices worldwide.