Bosch to Invest $200 Million in South Carolina Hydrogen
. This time, it’s Bosch, who recently announced plans for a $200 million investment at its Anderson, South Carolina, facility to build hydrogen fuel-cell stacks for Class 8 semi trucks.
Work has already begun on upgrades, which include adding an estimated 147,000 square feet of floor space to the already sprawling facility, specifically earmarked for fuel-cell manufacturing and related operations,“The hydrogen economy holds great promise and at Bosch we are all in,” says Mike Mansuetti, president of Bosch in North America.
The investment in the South Carolina area is being supported by the local government, with financial assistance coming from the state of South Carolina, as well as Anderson County . “Helping Bosch to be among the first to commercialize fuel cell stack production in the US speaks to the strength of our manufacturing industry and workforce.
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