Advait Energy Holdings, a subsidiary of Advait Infratech Ltd, has made an investment in TECO 2030, a Norwegian company renowned for its development of PEM hydrogen fuel cell stacks and modules. The investment marks a significant step towards supporting the establishment of Europe's first giga production facility for hydrogen fuel cell technology. Advait Energy Holdings now holds a 2.63% stake in TECO 2030 AS following this initial funding. In addition to this investment, a partnership between Advait Infratech and TECO 2030 was previously announced for fuel cell production in India. The collaboration aims to create a joint venture with a focus on developing, manufacturing, and commercializing TECO 2030's advanced fuel cell technology within the SAARC member countries. TECO 2030's innovative PEM hydrogen fuel cell stacks and modules offer a promising pathway for heavy-duty applications to transition towards emission-free operations, particularly in the maritime sector. This strategic move not only propels Advait Energy Holdings into the renewable energy domain but also aligns with their commitment towards sustainable solutions. The investment signifies a mutual interest in advancing hydrogen fuel cell technology and fostering eco-friendly practices within the energy sector.