Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Charging for Heavy Transport Gets a Boost from Navitas and BrightLoop

Navitas Semiconductor and BrightLoop Converters are teaming up to shake things up in the world of hydrogen fuel-cell charging—and they’re aiming straight at heavy-duty agriculture and transport. Their partnership, unveiled on June 3, 2025, brings together Navitas’ Gen 3 ‘Fast’ SiC MOSFETs with BrightLoop’s ultra-efficient multiverters. What does that mean in plain terms? As reported, we’re talking over 98% efficiency, power densities hitting up to 35 kW/kg, and the ability to scale all the way up to megawatt levels. That’s a game-changer for big, rugged machines that battery systems just can’t handle.

Lining Up with France’s Clean Energy Vision

Based in France, BrightLoop is perfectly in tune with its home country’s push for a cleaner, greener economy—especially when it comes to transportation and sustainable energy. By syncing their innovations with France’s national hydrogen goals, this partnership goes beyond product development. They’re laying down real infrastructure to support widescale industrial decarbonization, helping entire sectors shift toward zero-emission solutions.

Scaling the Energy Transition with Hydrogen

This collaboration isn’t just about high tech—it’s about big impact. It supports long-range, clean-energy alternatives in demanding sectors where battery-electric just doesn’t cut it. From digging deep in mines to plowing fields, this tech could put hydrogen fuel cells at the center of the next clean energy revolution.