The company utilizes cadmium telluride photovoltaic modules in its thin film pathway, sourcing tellurium primarily as a by-product of copper refining, with geographic concentration. Its nanoparticle pathway employs various semiconductor materials, including cadmium telluride or cadmium telluride selenide, which also involve tellurium exposure. Catalysts used by the company contain precious metals. Hydrogen modules are procured from multiple suppliers; however, the company lacks long-term supply agreements that guarantee production volumes, pricing, or availability for hydrogen modules, catalysts, or precious metals. Current materials are acquired through purchase orders, development and services agreements, and project-specific supplier arrangements, none of which ensure long-term commercial supply. Potential price increases or supply restrictions could raise costs or delay development. Suppliers referenced in company filings include Advite Infratec, AVL, Heraeus, Honda R&D Co. Ltd, Strategic Analysis, TECO 2030, TECO Fuel Cell Technology, and thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering.
Sunhydrogen's Comment on Supply Chain
The company utilizes cadmium telluride photovoltaic modules in its thin film pathway, sourcing tellurium primarily as a by-product of copper refining, with geographic concentration. Its nanoparticle pathway employs various semiconductor materials, including cadmium telluride or cadmium telluride selenide, which also involve tellurium exposure. Catalysts used by the company contain precious metals. Hydrogen modules are procured from multiple suppliers; however, the company lacks long-term supply agreements that guarantee production volumes, pricing, or availability for hydrogen modules, catalysts, or precious metals. Current materials are acquired through purchase orders, development and services agreements, and project-specific supplier arrangements, none of which ensure long-term commercial supply. Potential price increases or supply restrictions could raise costs or delay development. Suppliers referenced in company filings include Advite Infratec, AVL, Heraeus, Honda R&D Co. Ltd, Strategic Analysis, TECO 2030, TECO Fuel Cell Technology, and thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering.
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