Fuel cells
Driving zero emission transport
The automotive powertrain and energy landscape are going through their biggest transition in a generation. Consumers are pushing for more sustainable power and energy storage options. Governments are facing pressure to respond with demanding targets and regulations.
Fuel cells - containing components such as our membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs) – will be part of the mix. They will help to decarbonise our roads and planet, and compliment battery technology solutions. Hydrogen, when used in a fuel cell, generates power electrochemically and the only byproduct of the process is water. This means that fuel cells can create power without releasing any harmful emissions or particulates.
The demand for continuous innovation on our roads is clear. Yet, this demand also extends beyond automotive applications. That's why we're well positioned to drive solutions for a range of markets, from stationary power generation to forklifts to trains.
A collaborative journey
Our success in developing fuel cell solutions is built on strong partnerships and collaboration.
Understanding your systems, challenges and vision for sustainable growth is a vital part of the process. We work alongside you at every step along the way to ensure we’re tuned to the finer details. It's this close relationship that helps us deliver innovative fuel cell products that are tailored to meet your performance, cost, safety and durability requirements.
Tailored innovations - concept right to series production
By partnering with us, you can leverage our world class science and experience to achieve tailored fuel cell products for the automotive, non-road and distributed power industries.
Our dedicated development teams are on hand to guide and advise you along your journey towards a production ready fuel cell system. We have MEA manufacturing sites in both the UK and China, which are supported by our fuel cell catalyst sites across Europe, North America, and Asia.
We can also scale products to meet the demand for rapidly growing markets, providing you with competitive products at commercial scale.
In for the long haul
Fuel cell technology almost dates back to when JM began. We supplied the platinum when William Grove first demonstrated a fuel cell in 1839. In the 1960s, we supplied the electrocatalysts during the Apollo space missions. More recently, we were the first company to commit to a dedicated MEA manufacturing site, which is based in Swindon, UK.
Exceptional material science has always been at our core; we have many years of experience in fuel cell science, characterisation, catalysis, electrochemistry and process optimisation – key capabilities when developing next generation fuel cells.
As the technology evolves, so do we. We’ll continue to invest in capacity and R&D so we can stay ahead of the curve and meet the demands of the future.
Get in touch
Tori Paull
Business Development Executive
