Hydrogen

A fuel cell is a device that runs hydrogen and oxygen through a chemical reaction in a process that generates heat and electricity which can be used as energy sources.

The three-year demonstration research project will integrate groundbreaking technologies to produce hydrogen for fuel cell vehicles at prices competitive with gasoline.

Demonstrating the ability to inject hydrogen in the natural gas grid and to selectively extract hydrogen at the point of use then pressurize the hydrogen for on-site storage and dispensing.

With safety as a priority, we are developing safety training specific to hydrogen applications in our Simulation City facilities to train field technicians.

Ultra-low-cost scalable, electrocatalysts for cost-effective clean renewable Hydrogen gas production.

The project will test hydrogen fuel cell marine vessel technology designed to significantly reduce GHGs and air pollution from fishing, fire, ferry and other small boats in California.

Hydrogen fuel cell powered locomotive technology is designed to replace diesel engines to reduce pollution and greenhouse gas emissions near ports and warehouses.

Advanced fuel cell drone services to provide longer flight times with hydrogen fueling.