Linz AG

An engine that burns hydrogen as fuel, emitting only water vapor, while mirroring traditional internal combustion principles.

A stacked design used in fuel cells to facilitate efficient energy generation and conserve space. Fuel cell stacks are rated on their potential energy density.

Green hydrogen refers to hydrogen produced by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen using electricity generated from renewable sources such as solar or wind, avoiding direct CO2 emissions from production.[6] In Tarragona, the plant will use electricity from dedicated photovoltaic installations operated under an off‑grid or autoconsumption scheme to power electrolyzers that produce hydrogen qualifying as renewable under EU rules.[1][6]

Upper Austria (Oberösterreich), specifically Linz