ENE-FARM

Hydrogen Fuel System

energy

Automotive

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

An extensive network of hydrogen fuel cells in Japan used to power homes, which proved resilient during the Fukushima nuclear crisis and is now being leveraged for vehicle infrastructure.

Hydrogen will be used as the fuel for the ferry, with Air Products providing the fuel and refueling infrastructure.

Japan

Tokyo

Fukushima

Japan's hydrogen fuel cell network established to provide alternative energy and meet energy demand, particularly following the Fukushima disaster.

Collaboration between ten Japanese gas supply companies and automakers Nissan, Toyota, and Honda to build hydrogen energy infrastructure leveraging the Ene-Farm concept.

Multiple wind farm projects located throughout Germany receiving investment from Mitsubishi Corporation.

A hydrogen-powered fuel cell co-generation system that generates heat and electricity. It pulls hydrogen from the city's gas supply and reacts it with oxygen to produce energy, reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions.

Vehicles developed by Mercedes-Benz that utilize hydrogen fuel cells for power. Initial plans for mass production by 2015 were delayed.

Next-generation fuel cell