H2 POWERCELL as a guest at “CleanTech Conference 2026”

15 Sep H2 POWERCELL as a guest at “CleanTech Conference 2026”

(Oilandgaspress) 15/09/26 – Germany’s environmental industry is one of the country’s most important industries of the future and makes a significant contribution to value creation. With key technologies such as climate-neutral and decentralized energy generation, “GreenTech made in Germany” is strongly anchored in foreign trade and in global innovation competition. Since 2016, the “Export Initiative Environmental Protection” (EXI) funding program of the “Federal Ministry for the Environment, Climate Action, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety” (BMUKN) has been supporting German companies in positioning environmental technologies and sustainable solutions.

As a platform and transfer office, it brings together stakeholders from business, politics and international markets. To mark EXI’s tenth anniversary, the “CleanTech Conference 2026” took place in Berlin at the beginning of September, to which the Emsdetten-based company “H2 POWERCELL GmbH” (www.h2-powercell.de) was invited. Founded in 2020, the hydrogen expert for stationary decarbonization specializes in the development, manufacture and sale of emission-free hydrogen-based all-in-one solutions for energy storage and supply.

Energy Solutions for Islands, Industry, Data Centers, Security of Supply and Mobility
As part of an EXI funding program, hydrogen grids from H2 POWERCELL are being planned for the decentralized renewable energy supply on a Thai island and for a data center in Chile. In both cases, the containerized “H2PowerCube” power plant is used.

At the CleanTech Conference, the German Federal Minister for the Environment, Mr. Carsten Schneider, together with the Managing Director of the “German Chamber of Industry and Commerce” (DIHK), Ms. Dr. Helena Melnikov, informed himself about the current project status and in particular about the GreenTech innovation of H2 POWERCELL.

The Managing Partner of H2 POWERCELL, Mr. Sebastian Niehoff, explained the possibilities of the application with co-partner Mr. Ruediger Schuma and Mr. Jens Froehlich (Head of Electrical Engineering & Software Engineering):
“The H2PowerCube, based on renewable resources, is used wherever energy infrastructure needs to become more resilient, excess renewable energy must not be lost, or the mobility transition is reaching the limits of the existing power grids. In this way, complete energy solutions can be created from individual technologies – for islands, industry, data centres or for security of supply in the defence sector as well as for the mobility of the future.”
In addition, it is fundamentally conceivable that geopolitical or geodynamic scenarios will make resilient grids necessary for civil protection, disaster protection and civil protection, while at the same time establishing environmentally conscious climate protection measures to achieve the energy transition.

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