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Nino Ficca Joins PolarBlue's Advisory Board

MELBOURNE, Australia, October 23, 2025 – PolarBlue is thrilled to announce that the esteemed Australian energy executive, Nino Ficca, has officially joined the company as a strategic energy advisor. Known for his significant contributions to the energy sector, Ficca brings with him decades of experience and a strong leadership presence, particularly in networks and infrastructure across Australia. His insights are expected to be pivotal in harnessing the potential of PolarBlue’s innovative technologies within the energy marketplace.

Ficca expressed his enthusiasm about his new role, stating, "The groundbreaking inventions by PolarBlue hold promising potential to redefine how the energy industry conceptualizes power supply. The emphasis on providing cost-effective, modular, and scalable energy systems positions us to simplify complexities and lower distribution costs, effectively unlocking untapped value across the network."

His decision to align with PolarBlue marks a significant shift in the renewable energy landscape, reinforcing the understanding that transitioning to zero-emission energy is not just achievable but also commercially viable, culminating in tangible benefits for energy consumers.

About PolarBlue

PolarBlue is at the forefront of energy innovation, specializing in scalable modular energy routers that operate at approximately 3 megawatts (MW). The company anticipates deploying over 330 units as part of its innovative project, Cloud One. Recently, one of PolarBlue’s early adopter clients received onsite hydrogen energy delivery priced competitively at $1 per kilogram. This consumer had previously invested several millions upfront to secure a 20% stake in the exclusive Cloud One ecosystem, culminating in a strategic ten-year agreement.

Looking ahead, the company plans to unveil the capabilities and availability of Cloud Two and Cloud Three early next year. Their commitment extends to providing various energy vectors, including methanol and electricity.

Crucially, the cost structure for PolarBlue's hydrogen energy has fallen below the market price of natural gas in Australia, a remarkable feat achieved at this nascent stage of product deployment. Industry forecasts suggest that the shift to renewable energy could tap into a global market estimated at $3 trillion.

Conclusion

As PolarBlue continues its mission to deliver emission-free energy solutions that are not only accessible but also economically advantageous, Nino Ficca’s expertise is expected to play a crucial role. His involvement further solidifies PolarBlue’s position as a leader in the renewable energy sector, consistently pushing the boundaries of innovation and sustainability.