Fuel Cell Manufacturers

They make a 5 kw SOFC Fuel cell: Acumentrics’ 5000 Electric Power Generator

  • Efficient: Peak efficiencies between 40-50%; up to 90% with waste heat recovery.
  • Silent: Whisper quiet electrochemical process generates continuous electricity.
  • Internal scrubbing: Negligible NOx and SOx output; reduced CO2 output.
  • Solid State: Ceramic fuel cell tubes.
  • Fuel-flexible: Compatible with natural gas, propane, biofuels, LPG, H2 \
  • Site flexible: Small scale package is easy to site.
  • Grid-tie option: Allows connection to utility grid for peak shaving and net-metering.
  • Easy operation: Rapid start and stop. Fuels can be stored onsite or delivered at residential line pressures.
  • No external or internal pressure boosting required.
  • Communications ready: Monitor and control using built-in Ethernet port.


  • Altergy

Altergy Systems designs and manufactures proprietary proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell systems, collectively known as Altergy Freedom Power™ products. These compact, rugged, high efficiency systems produce power at the point of use -- making reliable, distributed power generation a reality.

Freedom Power™ Systems provide an excellent alternative to batteries and generators. Their plug and play design allows system modules to stand alone or be combined to produce a wide range of power output (1-30kW).

InfraStruXure Fuel

  • Cell 30 kw


  • Analytic Power

        • Mark 902 Transportation PEM 85 kW
          Mark 9 SSL
          Materials Handling / Light
          Mobility PEM 4.4 - 19.3 kW
          Mark 1030 Cogeneration PEM 1.3 kW
          Mark 1020 ACS
          Back-up power / Light
          Mobility PEM 300 - 5000 W
          HD6* Transportation / Bus PEM 65 or 130 kW net
          DFC 300MA Stationary MCFC 300 kW
          DFC 1500MA Stationary MCFC 1200 kW
          DFC 3000 Stationary MCFC 2400 kW
          • Brennstoffzellentechnik GmbH (ZBT): Manufactures Hydrogen fuel Cell Stacks


          • Cellkraft Small FC Up to 2 KW of PEM


          • Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd CFCL is an Australian based world leader in developing solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) technology to provide reliable, energy efficient, high quality, and low-emission electricity from widely available natural gas and renewable fuels. CFCL is developing SOFC products for small-scale on-site micro combined heat and power (m-CHP) and distributed generation units that co-generate electricity and heat for domestic use.

          • ECG


          • EDC Ovonics


          • ERDC


          • European Fuel Cell GmbH


          • Fuel Cell Technologies


          • FuelCell Energy


          • Fuji Electric


          • GenCell


          • General Electric


          • Global Thermoelectric


          • Global Thermoelectric


          • GM


          • H Power Corp.


          • HELION


          • Hoku Scientific and IdaTech


          • Hydra Fuel Cell Corp


          • HydroGen Corporation


          • Hydrogenics Corp

Hydrogenics USA

27201 Tourney Road,

Suite 201

Valencia, CA

USA 91355

Phone: 661.253.2593Fax: 905.361.3626



          • IdaTech


          • Industrial Research Laboratory


          • Intelligent Energy


          • Ion America


          • Ishikawajima Shibaura Machinery Co


          • M-C Power Corp


          • Matsushita Electrical Industrial Co


          • Minaton (Russian Institute of Atomic Energy)


          • Mitsubishi Electric Corp


          • Mitsubishi Heavy Industries


          • MOSAIC Energy


          • MTU CFC Solutions GmbH


          • NedStack Fuel Cell Technology BV


          • Nuvera


          • P21 GmbH


          • Plug Power


          • Sanyo Electric Co.


          • Schatz Energy Research Center


          • Schunk


          • Siemens Power Generation, Inc


          • neration, Inc.


          • Smart Fuel Cell AG


          • Sulzer Hexis


          • Teledyne Energy Systems


          • Teledyne Energy Systems


          • 'Tokyo Gas


          • Toshiba


          • Tropical S.A.


          • University of Queensland


          • UTC Power


          • Voller Energy Group


          • Wärtsilä'


          • ZTEK Corp. Specialize in High efficiency fuel reformers for fuel cells, etc..

        • Mark 902 Transportation PEM 85 kW 􀀹
          Mark 9 SSL
          Materials Handling / Light
          Mobility PEM 4.4 - 19.3 kW 􀀹
          Mark 1030 Cogeneration PEM 1.3 kW 􀀹
          Mark 1020 ACS
          Back-up power / Light
          Mobility PEM 300 - 5000 W 􀀹
          HD6* Transportation / Bus PEM 65 or 130 kW net 􀀹
          DFC 300MA Stationary MCFC 300 kW 􀀹
          DFC 1500MA Stationary MCFC 1200 kW 􀀹
          DFC 3000 Stationary MCFC 2400 kW 􀀹
          HyPM XR (DC)
          Backup Power
          Systems Stationary PEM 8 - 16 kW 􀀹
          HyPM XR Power
          Modules Stationary PEM 4 - 12 kW 􀀹
          HyPM HD Power
          Modules Mobility PEM 4 - 65 kW 􀀹
          HyPM Power Packs Mobility PEM / hybrid 12 kW continuous 􀀹
          HySTAT Hydrogen
          Station Hydrogen Refueling
          Alkaline
          Electrolysis 4 - 60 Nm3/hr 􀀹
          ElectraGen™ 3XTR Backup PEM - Liquid Fuel 3 kW 􀀹
          ElectraGen™ 5XTR Backup PEM - Liquid Fuel 5 kW 􀀹
          ElectraGen™ 3 XTi Backup PEM - Liquid Fuel 3 kW 􀀹
          ElectraGen™ 5 XTi Backup PEM - Liquid Fuel 5 kW 􀀹
          iGen™ Portable PEM 250 W 􀀹
          ElectraGen ™ 3 Backup PEM - Hydrogen 3 kW 􀀹
          ElectraGen ™ 5 Backup PEM - Hydrogen 5 kW 􀀹
          Medis Power Pack** Portable
          Direct
          Borohydride 1 W TBD
          www.medistechnologies.com
          Mobion 30M*** Micro / Portable DMFC 30 W 􀀹
          www.idatech.com
          www.ballard.com
          www.fuelcellenergy.com
          www.hydrogenics.com
          www mechtech com
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