Belgian electrolyzer manufacturer John Cockerill has raised €230 million in its latest funding round for its hydrogen business, with lead investment from oil services firm SLB. Other investors include the Belgian federal government’s financial arm SFPIM and Wallonie Entreprendre. The funding will support the expansion of John Cockerill’s manufacturing capacity globally and the deployment of its next generation of pressurized alkaline electrolyzers in partnership with SLB. The company already has significant manufacturing sites in China, France, Belgium, and is constructing a new site in the US, with future plans for India, the UAE, Vietnam, and Morocco. The US has announced key agreements to support Ghana‘s deployment of a small modular reactor (SMR) and establish the country as a regional SMR…