GenH2 Joins Hydrogen Fuel Cell Partnership (H2FCP)

GenH2, a leader in hydrogen infrastructure solutions, announced its acceptance into the Hydrogen Fuel Cell Partnership (H2FCP), an influential collaboration between industry and government established in 1999. H2FCP brings together auto manufacturers, energy companies, fuel cell developers, and public agencies to accelerate the commercialization of hydrogen and fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs). 

Renowned for its leadership in liquid hydrogen and cryogenic engineering, GenH2 leverages decades of expertise in liquefaction, storage, and transfer technologies. The company has built on the foundation of proven NASA innovations to develop solutions that support the widespread adoption of hydrogen as a clean energy source.

The H2FCP is a nonprofit collaboration dedicated to advancing hydrogen-powered transportation across passenger vehicles, buses, trucks, and other applications. As a new member, GenH2 will contribute to collective efforts to overcome market challenges, share insights, and participate in joint projects that promote the growth of hydrogen mobility.

“We are proud to join H2FCP and collaborate with other leaders in the hydrogen space,” said Greg Gosnell, CEO of GenH2. “Together, we aim to expand access to liquid hydrogen and promote sustainable solutions that reduce total cost of ownership and encourage adoption of hydrogen fuel cells.”

GenH2’s proprietary infrastructure technology delivers the only zero-loss hydrogen storage and liquefaction systems on the market. Its flagship solutions include:

• Controlled Storage: GenH2’s Controlled Storage system eliminates hydrogen loss during tanker transfer, storage, and dispensing—whereas traditional systems can lose 20–50% of the hydrogen per transfer. Active cryogenic refrigeration maintains a stable fluid state, significantly reducing cost, improving system efficiency, and accelerating market adoption.
• Liquefaction System: GenH2’s liquefaction technology operates via a closed-loop, helium-cooled system that eliminates the need for LN2 pre-cooling. This innovation reduces both operational costs and supply chain dependencies, creating a more scalable and reliable hydrogen infrastructure.

With its membership in H2FCP, GenH2 reinforces its commitment to shaping a clean energy future and helping pave the way for hydrogen-powered transportation worldwide.

GenH2 | www.genh2.com

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Partnership | https://h2fcp.org