German Zeppelin Power Systems unveils new hybrid fuel cell power generator

Zeppelin Power Systems, a German provider of drive, propulsion, traction, and energy solutions for industrial and marine applications, rail vehicles, the oil and gas industry, and power generation, has unveiled its new fuel cell power generator, which can operate using hydrogen.

As disclosed, the official inauguration was held by Hamburg’s First Mayor Peter Tschentscher at Zeppelin’s headquarters in Bahrenfeld, and the hydrogen used for the test operation was provided by energy company MB Energy, which is currently still known as Mabanaft Deutschland.

It is understood that this half-size, 20-foot container is equipped with a control cabinet, a cooler, a lithium-ion battery, hydrogen cylinders, and a PEM fuel cell. The system is said to combine various technologies to achieve sustainable diversification of energy sources.

According to Zeppelin Power Systems, it is suitable for numerous industrial applications, including stationary, maritime, and rail applications, as well as emergency power supply.

The hybrid fuel cell and battery system was first presented in 2024 and has since been developed into a complete fuel cell power generator. As informed, the system has