Hydrogen Fuel Cell Power Module Development for Mining Trucks

Automotive

Construction equipment manufacturer

Technology for powering vehicles using hydrogen as fuel, producing zero emissions. The article discusses HFC vehicles as a green alternative to traditional combustion engines.

General Motors' proprietary fuel cell system developed for the Colorado ZH2, capable of generating 50 kilowatts of peak electrical power.

The propulsion system in the Komatsu 930E that converts electrical power (from the hydrogen fuel cell) into mechanical motion for the mining truck.

Arizona

A collaborative project between General Motors and Komatsu to design, develop, and test a hydrogen fuel cell power module for the Komatsu 930E ultra-class haul truck, enabling zero-emissions mining operations.

A mining truck being retrofitted with a hydrogen fuel cell power module developed by GM and Komatsu to replace traditional diesel engines with zero-emission technology.

A new generation of hydrogen fuel cell technology developed by General Motors for powering the SURUS platform. Provides approximately 400 miles of operating range before refueling.