Primarily California (San Jose headquarters); applications and deployments nationwide including major industrial and digital infrastructure hubs.

Fuel cell technology

Enterprise software

Integration of artificial intelligence with power generation infrastructure to enable smarter, more efficient energy management for high-demand environments (e.g., data centers).

Electrolysers are electrochemical devices that convert electrical energy into chemical energy by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen, and they are a core technology underpinning the projects supported by the European Hydrogen Bank.[5][7] EU auction rules for the EHB require a minimum of 5 MWe of newly installed electrolyser capacity at a single location for eligible renewable hydrogen projects.[7][6]

Electrochemical devices that convert fuels like natural gas, biogas, and hydrogen directly into electricity through an efficient, low-emissions process.