Hydrogen fuel cell technology for commercial aviation

Aerospace

Truck Manufacturing

Automaker

Motorcycle and powersports manufacturing

ZeroAvia's zero-emission powertrains use hydrogen fuel cells that generate electricity through chemical reactions to power electric motors for aircraft propulsion.

A device used to split water into hydrogen and oxygen through electrolysis. Bloom Energy produces solid-oxide electrolyzers.

Technology used in Kawasaki's hydrogen motorcycle that compresses air using a supercharger and injects hydrogen directly into the combustion chamber.

Development of unmanned aerial vehicles powered by hydrogen fuel cells for applications including disaster assessment, insurance damage evaluation, search and rescue operations, and package delivery.

Experimental aerospace projects underway to advance hydrogen fuel cell technology for powering flights of various ranges, from local to long-haul commercial operations.

Development of hydrogen-powered transport and delivery vans and semi-trucks by major companies to decarbonize local distribution and long-haul trucking.

Vehicles powered by hydrogen fuel cells, slated for commercial release in 2015. These vehicles produce zero emissions and are designed to be refueled at hydrogen fueling stations.

Hydrogen fuel cell-powered delivery vehicles for decarbonizing local distribution operations.

Motorcycle powered by hydrogen fuel using supercharging and high-pressure direct fuel injection technology to compress air and introduce hydrogen into the combustion chamber.