US Air Force

A new space booster powered by H2, developed to provide the United States with the capacity to place heavy payloads in orbit quickly.

America's Workhorse in Space, developed in 1957, it was a space booster powered by H2 designed to place heavy payloads in orbit quickly.

A technology that combines hydrogen and oxygen in a clean, electrochemical process to generate power, releasing only water vapor as a byproduct.

A type of hydrogen fuel cell using a proton exchange membrane, suitable for lower temperature aviation use.

Vehicles that use hydrogen as fuel to power an electric motor, emitting only water vapor.

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California

First heavy flight testing of Hydroplane's hydrogen fuel cell technology in Piper Aircraft Inc. general aviation planes.

The mission that brought the first astronauts to the moon, utilizing liquid hydrogen as rocket propulsion fuel and fuel cell systems for electricity and water.

Outdoor hydrogen fuel cell energy systems being built by Hydrogenics for Navy and Air Force bases in Hawaii.

Public transportation buses powered by proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells that convert hydrogen fuel into electricity, producing zero emissions. The fleet has demonstrated reliable operation on the RV1 route since early 2011.

America's Workhorse in Space, developed in 1957, it was a space booster powered by H2 designed to place heavy payloads in orbit quickly.

High-performance marine fuel cell stacks used in the HyFlex system to convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity.