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Hydrogenics Corporation specializes in the development, manufacture, and commercialization of hydrogen generation systems, including electrolyzers, and hydrogen fuel cell power systems. The company's main activities involve providing solutions for on-site hydrogen production, energy storage, and backup power using clean hydrogen technologies. It operates primarily in the renewable energy and industrial gas sectors, with a focus on proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolysis and fuel cell stacks.
The company is headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, and has been involved in numerous international projects for hydrogen infrastructure. Following its acquisition by Cummins Inc. in 2019, Hydrogenics became a key part of Cummins' hydrogen and fuel cell business unit, allowing for greater integration with engine and power generation technologies. This group structure positions it within a larger multinational corporation known for diesel and alternative power solutions.
In the industry, Hydrogenics is noted for its role in advancing hydrogen as a clean energy carrier, supplying electrolysers to projects aimed at reducing carbon emissions in chemical processing and transportation. Its position as a supplier to major hydrogen initiatives underscores its expertise in scalable hydrogen production equipment.
Also known as Hydrogenics (Cummins Group).
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Acquires majority stake leaving Enagás with 20%; portfolio exceeds 850MW electrolysis, 20+ projects and eight FIDs, including Cartagena (2025) and Onuba (first 300MW FID Mar 2026).
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