GeoPura

GeoPura is a UK‑based clean energy company that designs and deploys containerised Hydrogen Power Units (HPUs) using green hydrogen to displace diesel generators in off‑grid and backup applications.[8] Its HPUs integrate proton exchange membrane fuel cells, battery storage and power electronics to deliver up to hundreds

British company deploying containerized HPUs that produce green hydrogen via electrolysis powered by 100% renewable energy. Recently announced deal to supply largest volume of green hydrogen for Lower Thames Crossing construction project on 23/02/2026. Founded in 2018, focuses on zero-emission power for construction an

UK-based green hydrogen pioneer with headquarters and manufacturing facility in Newcastle. Recently received £30 million investment from UK Infrastructure Bank (predecessor to NWF) in February 2024 as part of a £56 million financing round. Manufactures Hydrogen Power Units that replace diesel generators with zero harmf

Established in 2019, GeoPura is one of the UK's largest producers of green hydrogen. The company manufactures HPUs in collaboration with Siemens Energy and serves sectors including construction, data centers, film productions, and international events like the BMW PGA Tour. GeoPura has a fleet of over 3,600 HPUs planne

First UK company to secure a bespoke environmental permit for a hydrogen electrolyser project, which highlighted the regulatory delays under the previous system (17 months for approval). Used as a case study in both the Corry Review and the new government proposal discussions.[1]

Founded as a clean energy solutions provider specializing in green hydrogen, with ongoing partnerships (notably with Siemens Energy) and backed in recent years by significant UK and European investments. Recent activities include expanding production capacity in Newcastle, UK, and securing a £30 million investment from

GeoPura is a British clean power specialist that developed the Hydrogen Power Unit (HPU2) being used by Extreme H to provide zero-emission power for its race sites.

GeoPura is deploying its hydrogen power units (HPUs) on construction sites and other locations to provide emissions-free electricity. The company is also involved in green hydrogen production and has secured significant funding for expansion.

GeoPura partnered with Pearce Hire to power the main stage and surrounding services at the Big Church Festival with green hydrogen, significantly reducing CO2 emissions.

Partner of Siemens Energy involved in developing the hydrogen fuel cell power technology for the construction site project. Managing director Andrew Cunningham commented on the environmental benefits.