Nationwide (with particular focus on PJM Interconnection region for data center energy demand)

Fuel Cell Manufacturing

Federal loan guarantee programs for clean energy and infrastructure projects

Securities law firm specializing in class action litigation

The process of cooling hydrogen to a very low temperature to turn it into a liquid, facilitating its storage and transport for mobility and industrial applications.

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen gas into electricity, with water as the only emission. Used in stationary power generation and electric mobility applications.

Technology for storing substances, such as hydrogen, at extremely low temperatures to maintain their liquid state.

Planned infrastructure projects to produce and liquefy zero- or low-carbon hydrogen at scale throughout the United States, funded through $1.66 billion DOE loan guarantee. Projects suspended in November 2025.

Integrated hydrogen fuel cell systems for stationary power generation and electric mobility applications, including production, storage, and deployment infrastructure

Siemens' electrolyzer technology converts power from wind and solar units into hydrogen. This technology is being deployed at the Murchison facility to enable green hydrogen production from renewable energy sources.

Specialized storage technology for liquid hydrogen, acquired through two cryogenic storage company acquisitions to expand product portfolio