Plug Power teams with HyGear to deliver better production systems for hydrogen fuel cells
New partnership will give Plug Power customers access to efficient hydrogen production technology Plug Power, a leading developer of hydrogen fuel cells, has announced a new partnership with HyGear, another hydrogen specialist, in order to deliver new hydrogen production technology to clients. Through the partnership, HyGear will be delivering its specialized hydrogen production technology to Plug Power customers. HyGear's Hy.GEN technology will be used for the endeavor. The company's Hy.GEN technology has proven itself to be efficient and capable of meeting the hydrogen production needs of t…
New partnership will give Plug Power customers access to efficient hydrogen production technology
Plug Power, a leading developer of hydrogen fuel cells, has announced a new partnership with HyGear, another hydrogen specialist, in order to deliver new hydrogen production technology to clients. Through the partnership, HyGear will be delivering its specialized hydrogen production technology to Plug Power customers. HyGear's Hy.GEN technology will be used for the endeavor. The company's Hy.GEN technology has proven itself to be efficient and capable of meeting the hydrogen production needs of those using it.Hy.GEN technology may be able to meet the needs of customers interested in fuel cells
HyGear's Hy.GEN technology is based on small-scale reforming technology that allows it to perform as an onsite hydrogen production system that is less expensive than other solutions. The technology can use biogas to generate hydrogen, acting as a renewable source of hydrogen production. Plug Power believes that the technology will appeal to its customers, as many of them require onsite hydrogen production systems that are flexible for their needs.Demand for hydrogen production systems is on the rise
Hydrogen fuel cells are growing more common and the demand for these energy systems is on the rise. The problem, however, is that fuel cells lack the infrastructure they need to become commercial successes. As such, the demand for hydrogen production systems, particularly those leveraging the power of renewable energy, are becoming more important. Without such systems, fuel cells have limited value to businesses and consumers alike.