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EKPO will present its high-performance fuel cell stacks and components at Hydrogen Technology World Expo in Hamburg from October 20 to 22, 2026. At Booth 7H46 in Hall 7, it will also showcase HyFleet, described as the world’s first road-legal hydrogen-powered side-by-side vehicle, equipped with an EKPO NM12 fuel cell stack.
EKPO will debut the latest version of its high-performance NM20 fuel cell stack at IAA Transportation 2026. The new generation advances the NM20 from a technology demonstrator toward a versatile platform and brings fuel cell technology closer to industrial deployment.
EKPO and Akkodis have launched a collaborative project to test EKPO’s NM20 fuel cell stack in real-world operation. The stack has been integrated into a 40-ton truck configured for logistics operations.
Dutch technology company zepp.solutions has launched a new generation of stationary, zero-emission power units based on EKPO fuel cell technology. The systems use EKPO’s NM12-twin fuel cell stack, optimized for demanding industrial applications and offering power density, efficiency, and robustness.
Participants exchanged ideas and made contacts during a networking session before a varied Tech-Day program. Highlights included hydrogen applications in public transport, airport power supply and intralogistics, alongside vehicles from OPmobility and Forze Hydrogen Racing.
EKPO showcased its high-performance NM12-single stack for automotive applications at IAA Mobility. The company describes hydrogen as a promising addition to next-generation electromobility and highlights its portfolio of bipolar plates and stack solutions.
EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies launched a new website and revamped corporate design, marking a milestone in the development of its corporate image and underscoring its ambition to be a leading provider of fuel cell solutions.
EKPO will present its bipolar plates and fuel cell stacks at Auto Shanghai, addressing global demand for reliable, sustainable energy. A newly added stack is expected to be one of the trade fair’s highlights.
EKPO is working with Belgian system integrator MITIS to develop a highly efficient fuel cell system for stationary power generation. The stack delivery is part of a multi-year international consortium project to provide Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana with hydrogen-based, off-grid, low-carbon renewable energy.
EKPO will present the NM20, its most powerful fuel cell stack module yet, at IAA Transportation 2024. The company is focusing its business on hydrogen mobility for commercial vehicles and will showcase its performance range and industrialization expertise under the tagline “Peak performance, zero emissions.”