AmmPower and FuelCell Energy Partnership Pilot

Fuel Cell Manufacturing

Modular ammonia production technology

Modular ammonia production technology

Fuel Cell Manufacturing

The mode of operation for solid oxide cells when used for electrolysis, typically to produce hydrogen.

Stationary fuel cell power plants that simultaneously produce electricity, heat, and hydrogen fuel. Unlike conventional fuel cells, these tri-generation systems enable hydrogen production as a byproduct for distribution to refueling stations.

A flexible, scalable approach to ammonia production that enables deployment in various locations including remote areas, contrasting with traditional large-scale centralized methods.

Connecticut

Canada

Modular hydrogen production systems using solid oxide electrolyzer technology that can operate with renewable energy sources. The systems are designed to be deployed swiftly for industries and sectors difficult to decarbonize, including manufacturing and transportation.

Modular ammonia production unit capable of producing up to four tonnes of carbon-free ammonia daily using renewable electricity. Enables decentralized ammonia production for deployment in diverse locations including remote areas.

Stationary hydrogen fuel cell units that use hydrogen gas to produce electricity.