Rhineland-Palatinate

Development and testing of liquid hydrogen fuel cell truck prototypes for long-haul heavy-duty transport. Prototypes have undergone rigorous performance testing including extreme Alpine conditions.

The world's largest renewable hydrogen production facility located in Mainz, Germany, using electrolysis powered by excess wind farm electricity to produce hydrogen fuel for distribution to fueling stations and other facilities.

Production of 100 hydrogen trucks for commercial deployment, with final assembly at Daimler's Wörth facility and fuel cell components supplied by cellcentric.

Nuclear Physics Research

Automotive

Particle Accelerator Facility

A water electrolysis technology that uses a solid polymer membrane to conduct protons. PEM systems traditionally rely on platinum group metals as catalysts.

Technology that generates electricity through an electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, with water as the only byproduct.

Hydrogen stored in a liquid state, which requires cryogenic temperatures. It was used in the Ion Tiger UAV for extended flight.

Daimler Truck's plan to begin series production of hydrogen fuel-powered trucks, contingent on refueling infrastructure development and competitive green hydrogen availability.

Development and testing of liquid hydrogen fuel cell truck prototypes for long-haul heavy-duty transport. Prototypes have undergone rigorous performance testing including extreme Alpine conditions.

A hydrogen fuel cell truck prototype undergoing testing, with series production planned for delivery starting in 2027.