Rolls-Royce data center

Aerospace and Defense

Aerospace and Defense

Automotive

Electronics and telecommunications

ZeroAvia's zero-emission powertrains use hydrogen fuel cells that generate electricity through chemical reactions to power electric motors for aircraft propulsion.

Hydrogen-powered engines developed by Rolls-Royce Power Systems for use in industrial and port applications, including the mtu Series 4000.

Standardized electrolyzers developed by Rolls-Royce with initial 4MW output capacity, designed to scale to over 100MW for large-scale green hydrogen production.

Italy

Baden-Württemberg

Ohio

A funding project at Rolls-Royce for the production of green hydrogen using PEM electrolysis technology, designed to generate renewable hydrogen for development processes in propulsion technology.

A publicly funded project at Duisport to establish a green hydrogen-based supply network at a new terminal, utilizing mtu fuel cell systems and mtu Series 4000 hydrogen engines for CO2-neutral energy production.

A fuel cell system with 250kw capacity that has been successfully tested and is designed to provide uninterruptible power during outages.

A smaller fuel cell system with 25kw capacity that has been tested at Rolls-Royce's Friedrichschafen headquarters for approximately one year and will be deployed at Duisport.

Hydrogen fuel cell plug-in hybrid vehicle