Germany’s Sunfire, a Dresden-based clean technology company, on Monday said it has secured 109 million euros ($126 million) of funding to boost its role in fast-expanding markets for green hydrogen derived from renewable sources like wind or solar. Sunfire, a manufacturer of electrolysis plants, whose shareholders include Total and Neste (NESTE.HE) , said the money was raised from private equity investor Lightrock, Planet First Partners (PFP), based in London, Carbon Direct, based in New York and British HydrogenOne Capital which is backed by chemical and energy group INEOS (INEOSG.UL). read more Goldman Sachs Bank Europe (GS.N) served as exclusive financial adviser and placement agent to Sunfire, it said. “Our electrolysis technologies are critical for increasing green […]