fuel cell manufacturing

Advent Technologies makes high-temperature PEM (HT-PEM) fuel cells that convert hydrogen and other renewable fuels to electricity. The company offers complete fuel cell systems and manufactures the core MEA (Membrane-Electrode-Assembly) component, and licenses its technology to Tier 1 and major manufacturers. Its fuel cells are fuel-flexible, able to use methanol and natural gas now and renewable fuels such as eMethanol in the future, and are described as resilient to pollution, humidity and extreme temperatures.

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co-development with OEMs and Tier 1 manufacturersMEA fabricationtechnology licensing

HyAxiom develops, manufactures, and services hydrogen fuel cells and electrolyzers for on-grid and off-grid clean energy. Its PureCell® M400 PAFC fuel cells provide power and heat for data centers, utilities, hotels, and industrial facilities, and its electrolyzers produce high-purity hydrogen. The company traces its roots to fuel cells that powered NASA's Apollo missions and was acquired by Doosan Group in 2014.

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carbon capture configurationcombined heat and powerelectrolyzer productioninstallationproject developmentremote monitoringtechnical maintenancewaste heat recovery