Shanghai

Fuel cell technology

Automation and Electrification

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ZeroAvia's zero-emission powertrains use hydrogen fuel cells that generate electricity through chemical reactions to power electric motors for aircraft propulsion.

Vehicles powered solely by electricity stored in batteries, representing a significant advancement from earlier electric car models.

A vehicle that uses a fuel cell to convert chemical energy into electricity to power its motor.

A plan approved by the largest port complex in the United States to make significant cuts to emissions by adopting clean energy systems, notably hydrogen fuel cells, to power freight-moving trucks, trains, and ships.

A Shanghai municipal initiative to promote fuel cell vehicle adoption, targeting 3,000 fuel cell vehicles operational by 2020 and over 30,000 by 2025.

New municipal guidelines adopted by Shanghai to encourage consumer adoption of clean vehicles through subsidies and support for automakers.

Modules that will be used to power buses manufactured by Guangxi Yuanzheng New Energy.

Proton Exchange Membrane electrolyzer launched in October 2023 with compact, flexible, and lightweight design optimized for hydrogen refueling stations. Noted as a leader in China for overall performance.

Proprietary hydrogen fuel cell technology designed for high-performance, heavy-lift drones capable of flying in extreme cold and carrying payloads up to 200 kg. Offers 3-hour flight endurance and 1,200 W/kg power density.