South Africa

Anglo American Platinum is testing a hydrogen-powered locomotive at various mining sites in Africa to haul resources. The company plans to expand the technology to underground transportation systems.

A fuel-cell-only power grid project being tested by Anglo American Platinum to provide energy to a small community. The company is also developing clean energy systems for miners including headlamp and vehicle power solutions.

A collaborative initiative between Impala Platinum and the Department of Science and Technology to develop new products utilizing hydrogen fuel and explore efficient hydrogen storage methods, with a focus on utility vehicles.

mining and energy

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

A technology that combines hydrogen and oxygen in a clean, electrochemical process to generate power, releasing only water vapor as a byproduct.

Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity sources, considered a critical component for hydrogen's long-term credibility as a clean fuel.

Anglo American Platinum is testing a hydrogen-powered locomotive at various mining sites in Africa to haul resources. The company plans to expand the technology to underground transportation systems.

A multi-phase renewable energy expansion initiative to diversify South Africa's energy supply away from coal-fired generation. The program includes wind, solar, biogas, and hydroelectric power sources.

A pilot project combining a 400 watt solar-to-hydrogen system from Heliocentris with an electrolyser from Proton OnSite to produce hydrogen fuel from renewable solar energy. The project is backed by HySA and aims to produce hydrogen fuel from renewable solar energy.

Systems tailored for e-mobility and stationary power, with major commercial customers including Walmart, Amazon, and Hyundai.

A line of hydrogen fuel cell products, including a new system designed for the telecommunications sector.

The first hydrogen fuel cell comprised entirely of domestic South African components, announced by HySA in October 2012, representing a major milestone in the country's fuel cell industry development.