Ammonia cracking

Hydrogen storage and transportation technology

Hydrogen fuel cell technology

Industrial automation and digitalization

Germany

United Kingdom

A joint venture between Air Liquide and Siemens Energy to mass-produce electrolyzer components at industrial scale in Berlin, Germany.

Proposed hydrogen production facility near Kintore in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, approximately 15 miles northwest of Aberdeen. Designed to produce green hydrogen using renewable power.

An EU-funded research and development project that enabled AFC Energy to successfully develop and scale up the integration of alkaline fuel cells with ammonia cracking technology.

Proprietary technology that converts imported ammonia into clean hydrogen fuel by decomposing ammonia at high temperatures (700–900°C) and purifying the resulting hydrogen to levels exceeding 99.97% purity suitable for fuel cells and industrial applications.

The world's first electric vehicle charger based on hydrogen fuel cell technology, designed to provide 100% clean electricity for EV charging.

A 50 kVA unit designed for zero-emissions backup power, integrating a PEM stack and a hybrid lithium-ion battery buffer, housed in a 20-foot ISO container.