The fuel cell mechanism uses an electrochemical reaction instead of combustion to produce energy. Hydrogen and oxygen are combined to create water, heat, and electricity.
Due to advances in technology, fuel cells have become cost-effective solutions for decarbonizing a range of applications. These include powering homes, businesses, hospitals, grocery stores, and data centers, along with a variety of vehicles such as cars, buses, trucks, forklifts, trains, and more.