Hydrogen Fuel Cell Stack Development and Durability

Freight and logistics

Energy and industrial gases

The process used to produce green hydrogen by splitting water using electricity.

Electrochemical systems that convert hydrogen gas into electricity and water, powering heavy-duty trucks with zero direct emissions. Modern fuel cell stacks have been refined since the early 2010s to lower costs and boost durability.

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

Grand Est

Alsace

Strasbourg

Joint development of modular electrolyzer facilities capable of producing green hydrogen from renewable energy sources (wind and solar) to supply multiple refueling stations across Grand Est.

Deployment of heavy-duty trucks equipped with fuel cell modules on the A4 motorway corridor, demonstrating zero-emission long-haul transport capabilities with up to 800 km autonomy.

Vocational training initiatives at local schools to prepare technicians and drivers for hydrogen fuel cell system maintenance and operation.

A zero-emission truck that uses hydrogen fuel cells to generate power, offering a long operational range and fast refueling times.