Altergy Systems is a California-based, global leader in manufacture and supply of proton exchange membrane ("PEM") fuel cells.

Altergy was the first fuel cell company to implement automated assembly lines enabling the high volume, low cost manufacture of fuel cells.

Amogy is a New York based start-up which has developed a miniaturised ammonia to hydrogen cracking technology, which is integrated with an ammonia storage tank and PEM fuel cell to provide a carbon free, scalable powerpack for mobile applications.

The company is initially targeting the UAV (drone) market, and has identified further opportunities in marine, off road and military applications.

AquaHydrex is a Colorado, US, company that has developed an advanced alkaline water electrolysis architecture that delivers PEM-like performance using a traditionally alkaline bill of materials. The technology has been developed with automated manufacturing in mind and to enable the lowest levelized cost of hydrogen (LCOH) across multiple use cases.

Ballard Power Systems Inc. (NASDAQ: BLDP) is a developer and manufacturer of proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell products for markets such as heavy-duty motive, portable power, material handling as well as engineering services. Ballard has designed and shipped over 400 MW of fuel cell products to date.

Platinum is used in the membrane electrode assembly, the key component of the fuel cell.

C-Zero is a California-based company that has developed a novel methane pyrolysis technology to produce low emission hydrogen of high purity, with solid carbon as by product.

EH Group is developing innovative low-cost, energy dense PEM fuel cells for the mobility and stationary sectors.

ERGOSUP is a France-based company that has developed a unique electrolysis technology that integrates both the production and high compression of green hydrogen.

The technology is an ideal and competitive solution for customers with need for on-site production of small to medium hydrogen volumes (for example, laboratories, forklift truck operators, commercial drone operators and refuelling stations).

Fabrum is an advanced end-to-end provider of cryogenic technology solutions that is based in New Zealand. It has products and solutions across electrolysis, liquid hydrogen production, refuelling, storage and transportation.

Fairbrics is developing carbon-neutral molecules to decarbonise the fashion industry.

Food Freshness Technology is a UK based innovative tech company focused on solutions for extending food freshness.

The company’s primary commercialised technology, the It’sFresh! Filter, delays the ripening process of produce thus extending shelf life.

GreyRock’s industry leading Direct Fuel Production™ platform enables the transformation of a methane rich steam (coal mine methane, flare gas, bio-gas, natural gas or natural gas liquids) into premium diesel fuel that can be used locally or can be easily transported to market.

Hazer Group is an Australia-based company that has developed a novel process to produce low-emission hydrogen and valuable graphite from a methane source using its iron ore catalyst.

HPNow is a Danish based developer of distributed hydrogen peroxide produced via electrochemical synthesis. Using only water, air and electricity as inputs, the systems provide autonomous, safe, eco-friendly solutions for organic wastewater applications.

Hydrogen-Refueling-Solutions (“HRS”) designs and manufactures turnkey hydrogen refuelling stations for on-road mobility, from passenger cars to heavy duty vehicles.

Based in Trondheim, Hydrogen Mem-Tech AS offers industry leading membrane separator technology to selectively produce hydrogen from mixed.

Hydrogenious is a Germany-based company that has developed disruptive technology that allows for more efficient transportation of hydrogen in liquid form.

The company’s method of combining a diesel-like fluid with hydrogen avoids the need for compression and cooling.

HyET Hydrogen is a Netherlands based producer of electrochemical hydrogen compressors, capable of compressing up to 1,000 bar. The technology has the capability to compete with mechanical compressors in numerous applications, and is an essential building block for low cost, reliable, low maintenance hydrogen.

In partnership with a listed oil and gas major, the company has successfully demonstrated its technology in a hydrogen refuelling station (“HRS”). The mission of the company is to replace current mechanical compression in HRSs, thereby greatly improving station reliability, lowering capex and operating costs.

Hypermotive designs and integrates power systems for mobility and stationary applications, with strong expertise in fuel cells.

Hystar is a Norwegian company that has developed unique and proprietary cell architecture for PEM electrolysis that enables a step-change in performance, efficiency and cost reductions in the production of hydrogen, through the ability to use a thinner membrane in the membrane-electrode-assembly (MEA).

Based in Sacramento, Infinium offers an industry leading, commercial ready electrofuels solution that can decarbonize the transportation industry today using existing infrastructure. Infinium’s Electrofuels™ are a net-zero carbon alternative to existing liquid fuels that can immediately “drop in” and be used in plane, ship and truck fleets.

Insplorion has developed a Nanoplasmonic Sensing technology (NPS), to enable precise, robust and selective measurements for a wide range of applications, including Air Quality, hydrogen and battery chemistry sensing.

MatiTech Solutions is a South African based technology company focused on innovative and sustainable water treatment solutions for various applications. The company is an exclusive distributor for HPNow’s innovative HPGen range of systems in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Noble Gas Systems develops conformable storage solutions for high-pressure gas, with direct applications in hydrogen mobility.

Plug Power is a leading provider of hydrogen engines and fuelling solutions enabling e-mobility. The Company is leveraging its modular product architecture in foundational markets to rapidly expand into zero-emission on-road vehicles, robotics, and data centres.

Starfire Energy is a USA based leader in green ammonia synthesis and cracking. Starfire Energy’s ‘Rapid Ramp NH3’ ammonia synthesis technology produces zero carbon ammonia using only renewable energy, air and water as inputs. Starfire’s ‘Prometheus Carbon-free Fire’ system cracks ammonia back into hydrogen, providing an efficient means of green hydrogen storage and transport.

UHG is a US company that principally produces and distributes gaseous and liquid hydrogen.

The company currently operates a bulk hydrogen production facility, which has expanded to include a liquefaction plant, and has also developed technology to convert “impure” gaseous hydrogen into a clean useable product.

The company plans to deploy hydrogen refueling stations across the United States, ensuring the early deployment of infrastructure into this critical geography.

ZEG Power is a Norway-based developer of blue hydrogen production plants with integrated carbon capture. The simplified reforming process produces high purity hydrogen and separate high purity carbon dioxide, ready for utilisation and/or storage.

ZeroAvia aims to decarbonise the aviation sector. The Company has developed a zero-emissions powertrain based on hydrogen-electric technology.