Eiffel Tower

Technology Development

Hydrogen-powered boat

Automotive

Hydrogen generation systems installed directly at fuel stations, eliminating the need for hydrogen transport and storage.

A type of wind turbine where the main rotor shaft runs vertically, differing from traditional horizontal axis designs.

A form of clean energy, also known as green hydrogen, that does not produce carbon (CO2) emissions during production or consumption.

California

United States

Île-de-France

An ongoing development initiative for PowerTap's hydrogen refueling technology and network expansion.

The Eiffel Tower in Paris was illuminated using hydrogen fuel, demonstrating the practical application of hydrogen technology.

Systems designed to produce hydrogen locally at refueling stations, enabling distributed hydrogen generation for vehicle fueling.

Vertical axis wind turbines installed on the Eiffel Tower, designed for urban environments, nearly silent, and painted to match the tower's color.

A renewable hydrogen generator used to power the exhibition village and illuminate the Eiffel Tower during the "Paris de l’hydrogène" event.