Central Finland Mobility Foundation (Cefmof) is a non-profit organization based in Jyväskylä, Finland, focused on advancing sustainable mobility and decarbonization in cold-climate regions. It was established with the involvement of the City of Jyväskylä, TOYOTA GAZOO Racing World Rally Team, and the Toyota Mobility Foundation.
Cefmof coordinates and supports projects that deploy green hydrogen and other zero-emission solutions across transport and urban infrastructure. Working with municipalities, technology providers, and industry partners, the foundation facilitates pilot deployments, infrastructure planning, and ecosystem development to help accelerate a regional hydrogen economy and demonstrate practical pathways to carbon-neutral mobility.
Also known as Cefmof, Cefmof Hydrogen Ltd., and Cefmof Hydrogen.
The electrolyzer will produce 400kg of hydrogen daily, supporting hydrogen-powered transport in cold climates and demonstrating technology reliability and scalability.
The electrolyzer will aid hydrogen production and decarbonization in Central Finland, with full operation by 2026, supporting sustainable mobility and scalable hydrogen demand.
The electrolyzer will aid Finland's decarbonization, with full operation by 2026. It supports scalable hydrogen production for sustainable mobility and cold-climate applications.