Panasonic Fuel Cell Development Office Europe

Electronics

Electronics

electric vehicles

A hybrid lithium-ion battery buffer is used to smooth power fluctuations and handle peak loads in conjunction with the hydrogen fuel cell.

Mobile generators that use hydrogen fuel cells to convert hydrogen into electricity through an electrochemical reaction, emitting only water and heat.

A clean, alternative energy source that has the potential to be available on a massive scale.

Germany

Japan

Wales

Panasonic's hydrogen fuel cell generator installations in Japan, beginning in October 2021. Units are installed in the Tokyo Harumi district housing development and various research facilities.

A demonstration power generation system retrofitting a 50-year-old manufacturing plant with cutting-edge green technologies to operate entirely on renewable energy, integrating hydrogen fuel cells, solar power, and battery storage.

An integrated renewable energy demonstration project at Panasonic's fuel cell factory combining 100 hydrogen fuel cell generators (500 kW), a 570 kW solar array, and 1.1 MWh lithium-ion battery storage to supply 100% of the facility's manufacturing electricity needs.

A hydrogen-powered fuel cell co-generation system that generates heat and electricity. It pulls hydrogen from the city's gas supply and reacts it with oxygen to produce energy, reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions.

Panasonic aims to develop and produce fuel cell energy systems at competitive prices by 2013, making hydrogen energy more accessible to the commercial market.

Individual hydrogen fuel cell generator with 5 kW power output, 56% rated power generation efficiency, dimensions 834 mm × 417 mm × 1,766 mm, and weight of 205 kg. Used in sets of 100 units for the pilot project.