Hydrogen is an alternative to conventional fossil fuel-based transportation systems.  Hydrogen fuel cells generate electricity by combining hydrogen and oxygen, producing water vapor as the only emission.  The utilization of hydrogen fuel cells in transportation offers several key benefits and has been experiencing a growing adoption trend.

One of the most significant advantages of hydrogen fuel cells is their clean and zero-emission nature.  Vehicles powered by hydrogen fuel cells emit only water vapor and heat, contributing to reduced air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, thus addressing environmental concerns and combating climate change.

We are producing hydrogen at a rate and capacity that ensures you get greater cost savings than gasoline or diesel with limited price fluctuations, so geopolitical issues don't hit your bank account.  

Hydrogen has a high energy content per unit of weight, which provides vehicles with longer driving ranges compared to batteries.  This characteristic makes hydrogen fuel cells suitable for various transportation modes, including heavy-duty trucks, buses, trains, and even marine vessels.

Hydrogen refueling is comparable to conventional gasoline refueling in terms of time, typically taking only a few minutes.  This quick refueling time addresses the issue of range anxiety often associated with battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) and allows for more efficient use of vehicles in demanding and time-sensitive applications.

Hydrogen fuel cells can be utilized across a wide range of transportation modes, from small passenger cars to larger commercial vehicles.  They can be integrated into existing vehicle designs with minor modifications, providing a versatile solution for various transportation needs.

Hydrogen fuel cells enable a shift away from fossil fuels, helping to diversify energy sources and reduce dependence on oil imports.  This can enhance energy security and promote a more sustainable and resilient transportation sector. 

We retrofit decommissioned coal and energy plants.  Our hydrogen is produced locally and serves to reinvigorate cities and municipalities with high-paying, sustainable jobs.