Our 22nd Ohio Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Symposium announcement is below or see our Symposium drop-down menu above.
Welcome to the Ohio Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Coalition
While we have always focused on hydrogen with respect to fuel cells, we recognize the importance of hydrogen, from development and production, to storage, distribution, and utilization. Our name change and new logo serve as a realignment and recommitment. We continue our focus with the same professionalism, credibility, and collaboration efforts to promote, educate, and serve the hydrogen and fuel cell industry.
Welcome to the following 2024 Symposium Sponsors!
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Sponsor and Exhibitor Opportunities Available
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Welcome to our newest OFCHC members!
NEOEx Systems provides their EXTEND™ on-board liquid hydrogen energy storage and fuel cell power system integration services to unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) manufacturers. NEOEx provides liquid hydrogen refueling services for UAV operators. NEOEx conducts technical work at the NEOEx Operations Facility located at the Lorain County Regional Airport (KLPR) in Elyria, Ohio, just 30 minutes southwest of Cleveland, Ohio
DLZ is a family- and minority-owned architectural, engineering and construction services firm, headquartered in Columbus, OH. DLZ has grown into a nationally recognized, multidisciplinary firm dedicated to providing solutions that save our client’s money, improve operations, and solve problems.
Today, DLZ is the 11th largest engineering firm in the Midwest and #148 in the U.S., with over 1,000 professionals across 30 offices specializing in infrastructure design and construction, including highway, water, sewer and public safety buildings.
Petra Power, located in Solon, OH, is a manufacturer of novel reversible Solid Oxide Cell technology offering fuel cell and electrolyzer functionality in a single platform. Petra Power is building the foundation for the future, utilizing fossil fuels more efficiently today while supporting the development of a mature hydrogen infrastructure across the globe.
Congratulations to OFCHC Member, Nexceris, on finalizing its $60m deal with the US Department of Energy (DOE) designed to scale up its electrolysis stack technology.
The Lewis Center, Ohio-based firm offers solid oxide electrolysis (SOEC) and fuel cell (SOFC) stack technology for power generation and reversible operation for grid support applications.
The $60m comes as part of the DOE’s $750m funding programme for 52 projects across 24 states. Nexceris submitted a project under the topic ‘Low-cost, High-Throughput Electrolyser Manufacturing.
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Promoting Ohio, Our Region, & the Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Industry
A United Group with One Mission
The Ohio Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Coalition is a trade organization established over 20 years ago as a leading fuel cell and hydrogen industry advocate and comprised of a united group of industry, academic, and government leaders working collectively to ensure Ohio’s and the region’s presence both regionally and nationally in fuel cell and hydrogen discussions.