Sean James

Technology

Technology

Fuel cell technology

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.

Systems used to store energy from renewable sources to ensure continuous operation of the biorefinery.

United States

Wyoming

Microsoft's exploration and planned deployment of methane fuel cells to power its data centers, aimed at improving efficiency and providing backup power.

A test of hydrogen fuel cell technology as a zero-carbon replacement for diesel backup generators at Microsoft data centers. The system consisted of two hydrogen fuel cell stacks housed in 40-foot shipping containers with 3-megawatt capacity.

A project demonstrating the use of hydrogen fuel cell technology to provide reliable and sustainable backup power for data centers, simulating a 48-hour backup event.

A hydrogen fuel cell system with 3-megawatt capacity housed in two 40-foot shipping containers, designed to replace diesel backup generators at data centers with zero-carbon emissions.

Battery energy storage systems used in the hydrogen fuel cell demonstration for critical load support.

Fuel cell system using methane to generate electrical power for data center applications, designed to be located in close proximity to data centers.