Hydrogen Companies in Germany

Liquidloop develops Differential Electrochemical Mass Spectrometry (DEMS) systems for analyzing electrochemical reactions. The company provides modular hardware and analytical services to support CO2 capture, transformation, and green chemistry research.

Independent hydrogen consulting and marketing firm providing strategic advisory services, technology knowledge sharing, and networking within the hydrogen and fuel cell industry. Operates a digital hydrogen platform and organizes webinars.

Bluegen is a micro-CHP system using high-temperature fuel cell technology to generate electricity and heat from natural gas, biogas, or synthetic methane. Products achieve up to 89% overall efficiency and can reduce CO2 emissions by up to 50% in natural gas operation.

Interactive mapping and data platform for hydrogen production, consumption, and potential across Germany. Provides regional analysis of hydrogen applications, renewable energy potential, costs, and emission reductions for decision-makers and the public.

European research consortium of 25 partners developing open standard for heavy-duty fuel cell modules. Aims to reduce production costs and enable economies of scale in hydrogen-powered transport applications including buses, trucks, ships, and rail.

H2pepper is an EU-funded research consortium developing planar proton-conducting ceramic electrolysis cells (PCCELs) for efficient green hydrogen production. Operating at intermediate temperatures, the technology reduces electricity consumption by up to 20% compared to conventional electrolysis.

H2 Süd e.V. is a nonprofit hydrogen initiative supporting green hydrogen production and adoption in southern Germany, connecting SMEs with expertise and networking opportunities for sustainable energy solutions.

Industry and science consortium dedicated to electrification of truck and van fleets. Provides total cost of ownership analysis and holistic ecosystem solutions bridging the gap between electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, and energy supply.

REFIRE designs, manufactures, and deploys hydrogen fuel cell and electrolyser technologies for commercial vehicles, charging infrastructure, and distributed energy systems. The company serves automotive, logistics, and power generation sectors globally.

H2vl is a hydrogen economy development initiative in Havelland district, Germany, bringing together regional partners to establish hydrogen production, storage, distribution, and utilization infrastructure through feasibility studies and stakeholder coordination.

H2-hh is a cluster agency and network platform supporting Hamburg's hydrogen economy ecosystem. It coordinates hydrogen projects, research initiatives, and stakeholder engagement across production, distribution, storage, and industrial applications.

Hydropulse is a wholly owned subsidiary of ITM Power plc that provides scalable green hydrogen solutions through autonomous electrolyser systems. Operating on a build-own-operate model, the company offers zero-CAPEX hydrogen production for industrial customers.