Zero emissions in Europe by 2050? This will not be possible with green electricity alone. As the second important pillar of the energy transition, we at Marquardt are focusing on green hydrogen.
Its applications are versatile and complement purely electric solutions. Green electricity is efficient and readily available. But there are hardly any storage capacities available in the power grid. Hydrogen, on the other hand, can be transported in large quantities over long distances and stored temporarily for any length of time.
With our sensors and control units, we already supply key components for fuel cell systems. From cell voltage monitoring at the fuel cell to DC/DC converters and monitoring of the H2 tank system, we are working on the safety of hydrogen systems.
Battery management systems from Marquardt are already in high demand with automotive manufacturers around the world. The same components are also used in prototype construction for fuel cell systems. This is because fuel cell and battery systems have a lot in common. We combine the best of both and create a common architecture. This is how hydrogen systems become suitable for series production.
