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A Natick-based clean energy manufacturer will open a new facility at King Street Properties’ Pathway Devens campus after leasing 187,236 square feet.

Electric Hydrogen Co. will use the 33 Jackson Road facility to manufacture electrolysers used in production of hydrogen, Chief Financial Officer Derek Warnick said in a statement.

In 2022, the Natick-based company received nearly $200 million in series B venture capital funding led by Fifth Wall Climate Tech to support expansion of its electrolyzer technology and demonstration projects. The technology is designed to help decarbonize energy use by large industrial users such as steel and fertilizer plants that are not suitable for electrification, Electric Hydrogen said.

King Street is developing the 45-acre campus at the state-managed Devens business park to attract biomanufacturing and clean energy companies.

Another clean energy firm, Commonwealth Fusion Systems, opened its first building in January after leasing 160,000 square feet at the Pathway campus for its new corporate offices and manufacturing site. King Street Properties is developing a second Pathway campus in Morrisville, North Carolina.

“During the search for our first manufacturing facility we focused on state of the art facilities near our existing research and development operations. Pathway Devens met all the criteria we were looking for,” Warnick said in a statement.

Kevin Hanna, Curtis Cole and Matt Davis of Colliers represented Electric Hydrogen in the transaction and Brian McKenzie and Alex Plaistead of CBRE represented King Street properties.