Hamburg Airport

Airport operations

Electric utility

Logistics and postal services

Cargo tow tractor combining hydrogen fuel cell technology with electric propulsion, capable of towing 40,000 pounds for up to four hours.

A cost-effective and well-established electrolyzer technology.

Technology mentioned as part of KBR's broader cleantech portfolio for reducing emissions.

Hamburg

Tennessee

Schleswig-Holstein (Heide/Westküste area)

A pilot program testing Plug Power's fuel cells to power FedEx airport ground equipment trucks at Albany International Airport and Memphis International Airport.

Supply of hydrogen fuel cell engines for 100 DHL electric delivery trucks in Germany as part of Plug Power's European customer expansion.

Deployment of 60 hydrogen fuel cell-powered cargo tow tractors and permanent hydrogen fueling stations at Hamburg Airport in Germany, using Plug Power's hydrogen engine technology integrated into Mulag-manufactured vehicles.

Aviation fuel produced by refining synthetic methanol created from hydrogen (via electrolysis) and captured carbon dioxide from the cement plant. Intended for use at Hamburg Airport to reduce aviation carbon emissions.

Hydrogen fuel cell electric-powered cargo tractor manufactured by Mulag using Plug Power's hydrogen engine technology, designed for airport ground support operations.

Intermediate product created by mixing hydrogen produced via electrolysis with carbon dioxide captured from the cement plant, which is then refined into synthetic kerosene.