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Hydrogen fuel cell technology development

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Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel cells are electrochemical devices that use a solid polymer membrane as electrolyte, operating at relatively low temperatures and high power density, making them the leading choice for hydrogen-electric aircraft propulsion modules such as those developed by ZeroAvia. Aviation-focused PEM systems must be engineered for high reliability, rapid transients, altitude and temperature variations, and stringent certification standards, often using multiple stacks and custom air and thermal management to achieve sufficient power density and safety margins.

GeoPura’s Hydrogen Power Unit is a containerised, modular power system that combines proton‑exchange‑membrane (PEM) fuel cells, integrated battery storage, power electronics, and controls to provide zero‑emission electricity using green hydrogen as fuel, typically as a drop‑in replacement for diesel generators in temporary or off‑grid applications.[3]

Air Liquide also invests in renewable hydrogen produced by water electrolysis powered by renewable electricity, commonly termed ‘green hydrogen’, which generates hydrogen without direct CO₂ emissions when the electricity is from wind, solar, or other low‑carbon sources.[1] This technology is central to projects targeting decarbonization of heavy transport and certain industrial processes that are difficult to electrify directly, as well as to building hydrogen refuelling networks.[1]