
8 companies · 6 sourced backers · 59 milestones on record
The hydrogen economy covers producing clean hydrogen, storing and delivering it, and using it for power, industry and transport. Companies are developing equipment that turns electricity and water into hydrogen, alongside fuel cells and handling systems, aiming for dependable commercial operation at costs competitive with fossil fuels.
Where the 8 companies stand today, from their profiles and 10-year milestones. Tap a phase to see who is there.
Publicly listed: 6 companies (owned by public shareholders).
To bring large lower-carbon hydrogen production complexes into sustained commercial operation for industry and transport.
Trials · publicly listed
To make fuel-cell electricity generation and hydrogen production useful parts of energy infrastructure.
Everyone · publicly listed
To supply the equipment that makes hydrogen liquefaction, storage and handling practical.
Everyone · publicly listed
To supply commercially deployed hydrogen-production and zero-emission power systems for heavy transport and industry.
Some users · publicly listed
To make clean hydrogen production practical at industrial scale through large electrolyzer systems.
Some users · backed by BP Ventures, Fifth Wall Climate
To deploy electrochemical platforms that provide continuous power, hydrogen production and carbon management at commercially repeatable scale.
Some users · publicly listed
To create an end-to-end green-hydrogen economy — producing, delivering and using hydrogen fuel at a cost competitive with fossil fuels.
Everyone · publicly listed
To make clean hydrogen production more practical with electrolyzers designed to work with renewable electricity and avoid precious-metal catalysts.
Some users · backed by Rev1 Ventures
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