Subject to hydrogen integration

At Power Battery, we see developments towards hydrogen integration increasing rapidly. Around 35% of all requests for our battery packs now include a hydrogen component.

Whether it is full hybrid integration or as a buffer to support the specific characteristics of a fuel cell, hydrogen is becoming increasingly important in our solutions. Of these requests, approximately 25% are intended for mobile applications, while as much as 75% are intended for grid applications.

We believe that the shift to hydrogen is a logical one. There are simply many applications that are not feasible with electric power alone. Furthermore, the practicalities of transporting and charging containers filled with battery cells with diesel vehicles raise legitimate questions.

At the moment, the debates on hydrogen seem polarized, with proponents and opponents dominating the conversation. However, a moderate position seems rare.

For us at Power Battery, the choice between fully electric or hydrogen hybrid is less present. We develop and produce customized battery solutions for different applications. Each fuel cell has its own unique characteristics, which require specific cell chemistries and packaging solutions.

Our engineering knowledge and experience on how to connect a battery pack to a hydrogen hybrid application has expanded enormously in recent times.
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