Zepp.solutions develops polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) hydrogen fuel cell systems that include components, systems and software controls to convert hydrogen into electricity. Its systems are tailored for medium- to heavy-duty use cases such as trucks, machinery and ships and have been implemented in projects including the Ab Initio inland barge and several Liebherr excavators. Upcoming projects cited include two hydrogen-electric 44-ton on-road trucks and a mobile power genset for Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport. The company was founded in 2017 as a spinoff from TU Delft’s hydrogen racing team Forze and until 2024 had been entirely bootstrapped. In 2023 Zepp received a €2M grant from the European Just Transition Fund to set up a new assembly plant with capacity for up to 1,000 units annually and an expected ~100 new jobs. Partners named in the article include TotalEnergies, KLM, Dynell and Terberg Benschop.

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May 2024