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    Hyzon Motors Inc (HYZN)

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    Hyzon Motors Inc. is a global supplier of high-performance hydrogen fuel cell systems, specializing in zero-emission solutions for heavy-duty industries. The company designs, develops, and assembles hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) and proprietary fuel cell systems, while also offering services to convert internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles into FCEVs. Hyzon operates in key markets such as North America, Europe, and Asia, targeting industries like logistics, waste management, and construction with its innovative hydrogen-powered technologies.

    1. Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs) - Manufactures and sells heavy-duty vehicles powered by proprietary hydrogen fuel cell systems, designed for industries such as logistics, waste management, and construction.
    2. Fuel Cell Systems - Develops and sells proprietary hydrogen fuel cell systems that can be integrated into various vehicle platforms or used for other industrial applications.
    3. Upfit Services - Provides conversion services to transform internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles into hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs), enabling customers to transition to zero-emission transportation.
    NamePositionStart DateShort Bio
    Parker MeeksChief Executive OfficerMarch 2023Parker Meeks has served as CEO since March 2023 and Board member since May 2023. He was previously President and Interim CEO (August 2022) and Chief Strategy Officer (June 2021). He has prior leadership roles at TRC Companies and McKinsey & Company.
    Stephen WeilandChief Financial OfficerNovember 1, 2023Stephen Weiland has served as CFO since November 1, 2023. He was previously CFO at BOOM Supersonic (2022–2023) and held various roles at Caterpillar (2015–2022). He has experience in investment banking and corporate development.
    Bappaditya BanerjeeChief Operating OfficerMay 1, 2023Dr. Banerjee has served as COO since May 1, 2023. He was previously VP of Mining Equipment at GE Transportation (2017–2023) and held roles at Caterpillar (1997–2017). He holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University.
    Christian MohrdieckChief Technology OfficerJanuary 1, 2024Dr. Mohrdieck has served as CTO since January 1, 2024. He was previously Chief Commercial Officer at cellcentric GmbH (2021–2023) and CEO of Mercedes-Benz Fuel Cell GmbH (2012–2021). He holds a Ph.D. in Solid State Physics.
    Sue Sun-LaSovageChief Human Resources OfficerMay 2, 2023Sue Sun-LaSovage has served as CHRO since May 2, 2023. She was previously Chief People Officer at Via Motors (2021–2023) and Global VP of HR at SRG Global (2018–2020). She holds a Master’s in HR & Industrial Relations.
    John ZavoliGeneral Counsel & Chief Legal OfficerFebruary 2021John Zavoli has served as General Counsel and CLO since February 2021. He has held legal roles at Karma Automotive, Conduent Inc., Xerox Corporation, and StrataCare, LLC. He holds an LL.M. from Boston University.
    John WaldronSVP of Finance & Chief Accounting OfficerMay 27, 2024John Waldron will serve as SVP of Finance and CAO starting May 27, 2024. He is currently VP of Finance and Operations (since December 18, 2023). He has held senior roles at Dom’s Kitchen and Market, Treehouse Foods, and Lifeway Foods.
    1. Given that you have committed to completing the final two commercial milestones by year-end 2024, both being commercial in nature, what specific steps are you taking to ensure these milestones are met, and what risks do you see that could prevent their achievement?
    2. With your Bolingbrook facility capable of producing 700 fuel cell systems per year, how do you plan to align production capacity with actual demand, especially considering the initial GreenWaste order is for only 12 trucks, and what measures are in place to prevent overproduction?
    3. Considering that the start of production for the refuse truck depends on adopting the 200-kilowatt fuel cell system and may slip into 2026, how do you plan to manage the potential delays, and what impact might this have on your commercialization strategy?
    4. You mentioned significant improvements in the hydrogen fuel supply market, but given that fuel providers are just starting to offer bids in the $10 to $12 per kilogram range for 2025, how confident are you in the stability of these prices, and what contingencies are in place if fuel costs rise again?
    5. As you focus on raising capital and potential strategic investments to extend your runway, how do you address concerns about financial sustainability, and what are your plans if additional fundraising efforts do not meet expectations?