U.S. Senate Officially Declares October 8 National Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Day! | |
The Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Energy Association (FCHEA) is pleased to share that the U.S. Senate passed via unanimous consent S.Res.936 which officially designates October 8, 2026 as "National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day". This is the 12th year of getting this federal resolution cleared in the Senate and a powerful bipartisan endorsement of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies and their contributions to the U.S. and global energy economy.
With the unexpected passing of our industry’s long-standing champion Senator Lindsey Graham (SC), we are extremely grateful for Senator Bill Cassidy (LA), who worked to ensure passage for this resolution as the Republican champion this year alongside long-standing Democratic lead Senator Richard Blumenthal (CT). Senators Chris Coons (DE) and Chris Murphy (CT) were also co-sponsors on the resolution.
If you are planning any activities for National Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Day, please make sure to let us know! FCHEA will share all our member organizations' activities and other interesting events or announcements on the official National Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Day webpage as well as on FCHEA's social media channels.
Please contact Jennifer Gangi with any event details so that we are appropriately coordinated and can help amplify or support your efforts.
Click here to register for FCHEA's Circuits Webinar at 2 pm, Thursday, October 8.
| | Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Energy Industry Headlines | | HyAxiom and Doosan Sign $372.5 Million Fuel Cell Supply Deal for U.S. Market | |
On September 2, Doosan Fuel Cell announced it signed a KRW 501.4 billion (US$ 372.5 million) contract with its U.S. subsidiary and FCHEA member HyAxiom. Doosan will supply HyAxiom with phosphoric acid fuel cells (PAFC) to fulfill an order to deploy its fuel cells at AI data centers in the U.S. The PAFC systems will be supplied in phases to HyAxiom in the second half of 2026 through the first half of 2028.
Click here to read the full press release from Doosan.
| Air Products Signs Long-Term Gas Supply Agreement, Will Invest $250 Million in Arizona | |
On September 16, FCHEA member Air Products announced it has signed a long-term agreement with a semiconductor manufacturer to supply high-purity industrial gases and related infrastructure to support the customer’s U.S. plant and production expansion plans. Air Products will invest approximately $250 million in Arizona to build, own and operate new gas supply infrastructure, including PRISM® hydrogen generation units, carbon dioxide purification units, bulk gas systems for helium, hydrogen, and carbon dioxide, and associated storage, purification, analytical equipment and pipeline infrastructure.
Click here to read the full press release from Air Products.
| Nel Receives Multiple Orders from Collins Aerospace | |
On September 29 and 30, FCHEA member Nel Hydrogen US, a subsidiary of Nel ASA, announced it has received approximately $20 million in new purchase orders from Collins Aerospace for its PEM electrolyzer stacks used in submarine life-support systems.
The first was a $12 million purchase order for US submarines, and the second batch of orders, valued at $7 million, were related to US, UK and French naval programs. The stacks for all of these orders will be manufactured at Nel’s facility in Wallingford, Connecticut.
Click here to read the September 29 press release and here to read the September 30 press release.
| Toyota Tundra Fuel Cell Charges eVTOL Aircraft | |
On September 18, FCHEA member Toyota announced that Joby Avation’s electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft touched down at the Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) campus in Plano, Texas, as part of a demonstration project and recharged via a Toyota hydrogen fuel cell generator integrated in the back of a Toyota Tundra.
Toyota's hydrogen fuel cell system can generate 60 kW of sustained power and up to 80 kW during peak loads, and charging the electric aircraft reinforced the potential of a zero-emissions local ecosystem, from the aircraft to the remote charging solution powering it.
Click here to read more about the event from Toyota.
| Twelve Closes Credit Facility of up to $45 Million for AirPlant One | |
On September 9, FCHEA member Twelve announced it had secured a credit facility of up to $45 million, led by Endurance Capital and Nomura. The credit facility refinanced Twelve’s AirPlant One construction facility and will support additional expansion at the plant for the company’s first commercial-scale E-Jet® production facility in Moses Lake, Washington.
Click here to read the full press release from Twelve.
| Air Products Expands Hydrogenation Testing Capabilities at Pennsylvania Lab | |
On August 31, Air Products announced it had expanded the hydrogenation capabilities of its Chemicals and Refinery Process Lab at its Global Corporate Headquarters in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Also known as the Hydrogen Reaction Lab, the facility now offers continuous-flow hydrogenation, catalyst evaluation and screening, and process discovery and improvement for customers in the refining, chemicals, pharmaceutical, and flavors and fragrances industries. Three continuous down-flow fixed-bed reactors and high-pressure separators let customers test their own catalysts under real-world conditions to gauge yield, purity, and scale-up performance before moving to commercial production.
Click here for the full announcement from Air Products.
| | Ballard Closes Acquisition of GeoPura, Becomes Integrated Hydrogen Energy Provider | | |
On August 28, FCHEA member Ballard Power Systems announced it had closed its acquisition of GeoPura, a UK-based provider of zero-emission hydrogen power solutions. The deal folds GeoPura's Hydrogen Power Units, green hydrogen production, and fuel distribution fleet into Ballard's fuel cell business, turning Ballard into a fully integrated hydrogen energy provider spanning production, distribution, and power generation, with a new Energy-as-a-Service offering and expanded reach across Europe and into North America.
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Source: Ballard
Click here for the full release from Ballard.
| | AIRCO Awarded $15 Million from U.S. Air Force Technology Incubator | | |
On September 15, FCHEA member AIRCO announced it was awarded a $15 million Strategic Funding Increase (STRATFI) contract from AFWERX, the technology incubator and innovation arm of the United States Department of the Air Force, to continue development of its Mobile, Adaptable and Deployable (MAD) Fuel System. Planned next steps include fuel qualification activities and support for AIRCO’s planned commercial demonstration plant.
AIRCO’s MAD Fuel System is a containerized platform designed to produce synthetic jet fuel or diesel fuel at or near the point of use. Other Department of Defense organizations involved in the continued development of the fuel system include the Defense Logistics Agency, the Air Force Petroleum Office and the 12th Air Task Force.
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Source: AIRCO
Click here to read the full press release from AFWERX.
| | Business Insider Names America's Most Innovative Businesses | | |
On September 4, Business Insider announced its list of “America’s Most Innovative Businesses 2027” that includes three FCHEA members – Plug Power (5 stars), Bloom Energy (4.5 stars), and Air Products (4 stars).
Business Insider and Plant-A Insights selected 500 large U.S. corporations after analyzing over 4,000 publicly traded US companies, looking at the number and impact of their patents and technological innovations, their reputation among peers for fostering innovation, and how their investment in R&D stacks up to other firms in their industries.
Click here to see the full list from Business Insider.
| | Bloom Energy CEO Selected for Power Magazine's 2026 Executive Leadership Award | |
On September 30, POWER magazine announced it had selected Bloom Energy’s founder and CEO, KR Sridhar for its 2026 Executive Leadership Award. Power stated Sridhar’s sustained leadership in advancing distributed, on-site power and positioning Bloom Energy for the rapid growth in data center and AI electricity demand led to their decision.
Click here to read more from Power.
| | Hydrogen Council Reports $130 Billion in Committed Hydrogen Investment | |
On September 10, the Hydrogen Council released its flagship report, Global Hydrogen Compass, that compiles comprehensive industry data, perspectives from around 70 global CEOs and lessons from mature hydrogen projects to provide a clear, fact-based view of the state of the global hydrogen industry.
The findings show continued progress across the sector, with more than $130 billion in committed investment for more than 570 projects – 90% of which are under construction or already operational. The report also highlights the growing importance of energy security, resilience and industrial growth alongside decarbonization as drivers of hydrogen deployment.
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Speakers on the Hydrogen Council's report launch webinar, Session 2: Ivana Jemelkova, CEO, Hydrogen Council, François Jackow, CEO, Air Liquide, Chris Bohn, CEO, CF Industries, Lorenzo Simorelli, Chairman and CEO, Baker Hughes Source: Hydrogen Council
Click here to check out the report’s key findings and download the full document.
| | Industry Leaders Unveil Plans to Accelerate Hydrogen Truck and Infrastructure Deployment in Europe | | |
On September 15, FCHEA members Air Liquide, Bosch, and Toyota joined with Volvo Group, Daimler Truck, TotalEnergies, TEAL Mobility, and MB Energy at the IAA Transportation 2026 conference in Germany, to unveil plans to accelerate the rollout of hydrogen-powered vehicles across Europe.
The companies, representing the full ecosystem of hydrogen, fuel cells, and heavy-duty vehicles, are joining forces for scalable deployment of fuel cell and hydrogen combustion engine trucks by 2030 and the buildout of supporting hydrogen infrastructure.
| | BMW Group Announces Start of Hydrogen Pipeline Construction | |
On September 30, FCHEA member BMW Group announced that its BMW Plant Leipzig officially started construction of a ~2-kilometer hydrogen pipeline that will connect the plant directly to the hydrogen grid. This project is co-financed by the European Fund for Regional Development (EFRE) and the Free State of Saxony.
Once connected to the grid, Plant Leipzig will be able to power high-temperature, energy-intensive processes such as paint-drying using hydrogen rather than natural gas. The use of dual-fuel gas and hydrogen burners in the paint shop provides valuable insights into the technical and commercial aspects of commissioning a hydrogen core network while ensuring optimal operational performance.
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Source: BMW Group
Click here to read the full press release from BMW.
| | Toyota to Supply Fuel Cell Systems for 40 Scania Heavy-Duty Vehicles | |
On September 7, Toyota announced it had entered into a partnership with Swedish truck manufacturer Scania to advance hydrogen fuel cell solutions for heavy-duty mobility.
Toyota will supply its 300-kilowatt (kW) fuel cell systems for 40 heavy-duty vehicles within Scania’s Pilot Partner program, where selected customers evaluate a wide range of sustainable transport technologies, including hydrogen fuel cell systems, under real operating conditions.
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Source: Toyota
Click here to read the full press release from Toyota.
| | Bloom Energy and Hitachi Energy to Collaborate on Fuel Cell Systems for Data Centers | | |
On September 1, Hitachi Energy announced it was collaborating with Bloom Energy Corporation to deliver on-site electricity generation for data centers and industrial customers. Hitachi will combine its control and system integration capabilities with Bloom Energy's fuel cell technology.
Hitachi previously initiated a pilot project at its Omika Works in Japan, successfully demonstrating the high efficiency of Bloom Energy’s fuel cells and the system's ability to remotely adjust power output and monitor operating conditions through external controls. This capability allows flexible adjustments to meet demand, along with the scalability required for multi-unit deployments.
Click here to read the full press release from Hitachi Energy.
| Plug Power Delivers Electrolyzer to HWR Hydrogen, Expanding to New Zealand and Australia | |
On September 22, Plug Power Inc. announced the shipment of a 1 megawatt (MW) GenEco™ PEM electrolyzer to HWR Hydrogen, a division of H.W. Richardson Group Limited, expanding Plug’s GenEco footprint across New Zealand and Australia.
The unit will be installed at HWR Hydrogen’s refueling station in Invercargill, New Zealand, where it will produce hydrogen to support HWR’s fleet of dual-fuel hydrogen-diesel heavy trucks.
Click here to read the full press release from Plug Power.
| Air Liquide to Build Production Plants to Supply Gases to Japanese Semiconductor Customer | |
On September 30, Air Liquide announced a new €170 million ($192 million) investment to supply ultra-high purity gases to a semiconductor manufacturer in Japan. Under a long-term agreement, Air Liquide will support the expansion of its customer’s existing logic chip production facility and build, own and operate several production units to deliver large volumes of ultra-pure nitrogen, oxygen, argon and hydrogen, including significant backup storage capacity.
Click here to read the full press release from Air Liquide.
| Toyota Joins with IVECO for EMPOWER Project | | |
On September 10, Toyota announced a new collaboration with Italian mobility company IVECO under the EU-funded Horizon Europe project, Eco-operated, Modular, highly efficient, and flexible multi-POWERtrain for long-haul heavy-duty vehicles, or EMPOWER.
Toyota will provide the fuel cell system for IVECO's next-generation fuel cell vehicles, with
validation and testing activities scheduled to begin later this year, and on-road trials planned to start in the first half of 2027. On August 19, FCHEA member FuelCell Energy announced that it has installed its carbonate fuel cell modules at ExxonMobil's integrated manufacturing site in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The Rotterdam project represents the first industrial demonstration of carbonate fuel cell technology for carbon capture and will provide valuable insights into performance under real operating conditions and help advance the development of scalable solutions for industries working to reduce emissions.
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Source: Toyota
Click here to read the full press release from Toyota.
| Hyundai E&C Joins Large-Scale Electrolysis Project in Korea | |
On September 18, FCHEA member Hyundai Engineering & Construction (E&C) announced it was participating in a government-funded R&D project led by the Korean Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment to develop design technologies for large-scale water electrolysis plants with a capacity of 100 megawatt (MW) or more.
The “Front-End Engineering Design Technology Development for 100MW-Class Overseas Water Electrolysis Plant” project aims to secure a design package for water electrolysis plants targeting the large-scale hydrogen production market. The project seeks to develop a comprehensive solution encompassing system design, core process design, and operational configuration, and to advance it to a level suitable for demonstration and commercialization.
For this project, Hyundai E&C serves as the lead contractor, heading a consortium that includes Hyundai Engineering, Hyundai Motor Company, Hanwha Global, Korea Midland Power, the Future Standards Research Institute, Seoul National University, and Korea University. Hyundai E&C is responsible for developing the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) package and conducting a feasibility study.
Click here for the full press release from Hyundai.
| Plug Enters Strategic Partnership with Arcadia eFuels | |
On September 29, Plug Power announced it has signed a 280-megawatt (MW) GenEco electrolyzer supply agreement with Arcadia eFuels for Project ENDOR at the Port of Vordingborg in Denmark, as well as a strategic cooperation agreement covering Arcadia's four additional Arcadia eFuels projects in Europe and the Americas.
Once built, the electrolyzers at Project ENDOR will produce approximately 110 tons of renewable hydrogen per day. Arcadia eFuels will combine that hydrogen with captured carbon dioxide to make sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).
Click here to read the full press release from Plug Power.
| BMW Shares IX5 Hydrogen and Fuel Cell System Development Progress | | |
On September 10, BMW announced that current prototypes of its BMW iX5 Hydrogen were undergoing a comprehensive testing program, reaching the next development phase on the road to series production. Simultaneously, BMW’s third-generation fuel cell system is entering a new assembly phase at its Hydrogen Competence Centre in Munich, Germany, and preparations for industrialization and future series production of the hydrogen fuel cell system are underway at BMW’s engine facility in Steyr, Austria.
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Source: BMW
Click here to read the full press release from BMW.
| Bosch Rexroth and Kawasaki Heavy Industries Enter Technology Collaboration Agreement | |
On September 24, Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. announced it had entered a technology collaboration agreement with Bosch Rexroth AG to further strengthen a planned collaboration in off-highway machinery and hydrogen solutions. The two companies signed the original Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in March 2026.
The partnership will combine Bosch Rexroth's system expertise, advanced electronics and software, and extensive electrics portfolio with Kawasaki's precision hydraulic hardware and excavator system proficiency to accelerate the development of advanced solutions and transition to more sustainable energy sources.
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Source: Kawasaki
Click here to read the full press release from Kawasaki.
| Air Liquide and Gas Malaysia Berhard Sign MoU for Low-Carbon Hydrogen Development | |
On September 17, Gas Malaysia Berhad announced it had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Air Liquide Engineering & Construction to collaborate and explore energy opportunities in Malaysia. Including low-carbon hydrogen and carbon dioxide (CO₂) offtake initiatives.
The collaborative partnership will focus on evaluating and supporting CO₂ offtake opportunities involving Gas Malaysia and third -party facilities, as well as leveraging Air Liquide’s technology for low-carbon hydrogen solutions and assessing wider prospects that enable industrial decarbonization through advanced engineering and technological solutions.
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Source: Gas Malaysia Berhad
Click here to read the full press release from Gas Malaysia Berhad.
| | Nel Enters Agreement with Hydrasun for European Markets | | |
On September 10, Nel entered into a framework agreement with Scotland-based Hydrasun to establish dedicated assembly and integration capabilities for Nel’s modular and scalable PEM technology platform, the MC Series.
Under the agreement, Nel’s PEM stack production will continue in Wallingford, Connecticut and Hydrasun will develop production capabilities for the assembly and integration at its Aberdeen, Scotland facilities. With this partnership, Nel gains an experienced integration partner in Europe, widening its delivery capabilities for the European market.
Click hhere for the full announcement from Nel.
| | Bosch Signs MoU with Wison New Energies | |
On September 15, Bosch announced that it had a signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Wison New Energies to explore opportunities for accelerating the deployment of large-scale hydrogen projects utilizing Bosch’s Hybrion PEM stack technology.
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Source: Bosch
Click here for more information from Bosch.
| | Toll Group Deploys Two Heavy-Duty Trucks with Ballard Fuel Cells in Australia | | |
On September 18, Ballard Power Systems announced that the freight and logistics company, Toll Group, has launched two hydrogen fuel cell heavy-duty Taurus trucks, powered by Ballard Power Systems’ fuel cells, in Australia.
The vehicles will be fueled at Viva Energy Australia ‘s Hydrogen Hub, the country’s first 24/7 public hydrogen refueling station that opened in June 2025 and will transport steel products from BlueScope Steel’s facility.
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Source: Toll Group
Click here to read more from Ballard Power Systems.
| | Hyster Delivers Fuel Cell ReachStacker to Port of Tilbury | | |
On September 17, Hyster, the parent company of FCHEA member Nuvera, and its local authorized dealer, Briggs Equipment UK, announced the delivery of a hydrogen fuel cell-powered Hyster® ReachStacker to the Port of Tilbury in Essex, United Kingdom (UK). The ReachStacker is powered by a 60-kilowatt (kW) Nuvera fuel cell engine and is fueled with green hydrogen produced via an electrolyzer from GeoPura, which was recently acquired by FCHEA member Ballard Power Systems. This is the first hydrogen fuel cell powered container handler to be deployed and fully operational in a real-world port application in the UK.
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Source: Hyster
Click here to read the full press release from Hyster.
| | HDF Energy and Pertamina NRE to Develop Hydrogen Projects in Indonesia | |
On September 10, FCHEA member HDF Energy announce that its Indonesian subsidiary signed a a Joint Study Development Agreement (JSDA) with PT Pertamina New & Renewable Energy (Pertamina NRE). Under the agreement, the two companies will co-develop renewable energy projects involving green hydrogen and battery storage, as well as green hydrogen-to-power projects in Indonesia, building upon HDF Energy's pipeline of Renewstable® projects already underway in Eastern Indonesia with reciprocal exclusivity applying to projects in selected districts of East Nusa Tenggara and Papua.
Click here to read the full press release from HDF Energy.
| | Toyota to Enter Fuel Cell Pick Up Truck Prototype in 2027 Dakar Rally | |
On September 16, Toyota Motor Europe announced that Toyota GAZOO Racing was entering its DKR GR FC Hilux prototyoe pickup truck in the 2027 Dakar Rally’s Future Mission 1000 category. This will be the first time Toyota is entering a fuel cell-powered vehicle in a motorsport race. The Dakar Rally will take place January 1-5, 2037, in Saudi Arabia.
At the IAA Transportation conference earlier this week in Germany, Toyota also confirmed its plans to launch the Hillux fuel cell vehicle to the European market in 2028.
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Source: Toyota
Click here to read the full press release from Toyota GAZOO Racing and here to read more about Toyota’s hydrogen announcements at the IAA event.
| | Bosal Heralded for Contribution to DESIREE Project | | |
On September 4, the DESIREE (Development of enhanced SOEL components for improved reliability and endurance) project, acknowledged consortium member and FCHEA member Bosal’s role bringing industrial manufacturing capabilities, advanced heat exchanger knowledge and system integration expertise to the development of the DESIREE system.
The DESIREE project is developing and validating an advanced 40 kilowatt (kW) multi-stack Solid Oxide Electrolyzer (SOEL) prototype. It is supported by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership, co-funded by the European Union, and consists of twelve organizations from six European countries.
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Source: Bosal
Click here to read more about Bosal’s role in DESIREE.
| | FCHEA Members Recognized as World's Most Trustworthy Companies by Newsweek | | |
On September 10, Newsweek released its list of the World’s Most Trustworthy Companies 2026 list, and several FCHEA members were recognized. The list, developed with Statista, recognizes 1,000 companies across 20 countries that have demonstrated trust among customers, investors and employees.
· Automotive & Components - Hyundai Motor (1), Toyota Motor (3), and BMW (15)
· Energy & Utilities - Bloom Energy (21)
· Materials & Chemicals - Air Liquide (8) and Air Products (32)
Click here to see the full list of categories and selected companies from Newsweek.
| | Ceres Named "Net Zero Champion" at Engineering Matters Awards | | |
On September 1, FCHEA member Ceres announced that the company was named “Net Zero Champion” at the Engineering Matters Awards. The awards, judged by representatives from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and Engineers Without Borders, recognizes projects, technologies and innovations that make a real and measurable contribution to reducing carbon emissions and accelerating progress towards net zero.
Click here to read the full announcement from Ceres.
| | AIRCO and Topsoe Named Finalists for Platts Global Energy Award | |
Two FCHEA members, AIRCO and Topsoe, were selected as finalists for a Platts Global Energy Award in the “Excellence in Energy – Downstream” category. The Platts Global Energy Awards celebrate excellence, innovation, and leadership across the global energy industry. Winners will be announced on December 3, 2026, in New York.
Click here to see the full list of finalists from S&P Global.
| Solaris Bus Wins Sustainable Bus Award with Ballard Fuel Cell Bus | |
On September 23, Solaris Bus announced that its next-generation Solaris Urbino 18 hydrogen articulated bus won the Sustainable Bus Award 2027 in the Urban category. The bus is powered by Ballard Power System’s FCmove®-HD+ 100kW fuel cell engine.
The Sustainable Bus Award is an international competition recognizing the most innovative and sustainable city, intercity buses, and coach models available on the European market. The jury consists of representatives of leading industry publications from across Europe and the award was presented during the FIAA trade fair in Madrid, Spain.
This is the third consecutive year in which a Solaris vehicle has received the Sustainable Bus Award, with the first two going to Solaris’ Urbino electric bus models.
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Source: Solaris Bus
Click here to read more from Solaris Bus.
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