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GM Expands Fuel Cell Technology to Trucks, Aircraft, and Rail

General Motors Co. is offering new commercial applications of its fuel cell technology currently in development for use beyond vehicles.

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General Motors plans to broaden electrification, expand fuel cells beyond vehicles

General Motors plans to broaden electrification, expand fuel cells beyond vehicles
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GM Says Its Fuel Cell Generators Could Enable EV Fast-Charging

Powered by GM's Generation 2 Hydrotec fuel cell power cubes, these applications show that hydrogen can work for electric vehicles, not against them.

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GM expanding into new commercial applications for its HYDROTEC fuel cell systems

GM announced new commercial applications of its HYDROTEC fuel cell technology. HYDROTEC projects, which are currently in development, from heavy-duty trucks to aerospace and locomotives, are being planned for use beyond vehicles for power generation. GM is planning multiple HYDROTEC-based power generators, all powered by GM’s Generation 2 HYDROTEC fuel.

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