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Suburban Chicago Lands Large Fuel Cell Component Manufacturing Plant

Startup Hyzon Motors Plans 108,000-Square-Foot Facility in Bolingbrook, Illinois
Hyzon Motors wants to be among the biggest makers of fuel cell components in the United States for heavy vehicles such as trucks and buses. (Hyzon)
Hyzon Motors wants to be among the biggest makers of fuel cell components in the United States for heavy vehicles such as trucks and buses. (Hyzon)
By Jennifer Waters
CoStar News
March 1, 2021 | 11:37 P.M.

Next-generation fuel cell startup Hyzon Motors is putting stakes down at a suburban Chicago site to build what it said will be the country’s largest manufacturing plant producing membrane electrode assemblies, a key component of hydrogen-powered vehicles.

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