Hydrogen Fuel Cell Installation Data

Global Installation Data & Trends

PSR’s ongoing coverage of current installations, industry forecasts, and fuel cell power sources plays an important role in tracking the migration from IC engine power to alternative power sources. Hydrogen is commonly used in fuel cells to power electric motors and other components. In heavy-duty applications, hydrogen fuel cell powered vehicles provide an ideal mix of extended range, lower weight, and zero emissions that complement battery electric and hybrid drive systems for specific applications.

As drivetrain configurations utilizing alternative power sources proliferate, PSR’s data and analysis will continue to provide the most in-depth industry coverage available. Explore OEM volume data across multiple segments and filter by OEM Power Source, OEM Drive Type and OEM Model to create custom reports that meet your exact needs and capture the migration trends among the various technologies.

Fuel Cell Vehicle (FCV) Production Data

In the commercial vehicle segment, fuel cell vehicles (FCV) are expected to experience steady growth in the coming years, particularly in the long-haul trucking and bus markets. Growth in the CV segment is being driven by FCV’s ideal combination of improved payload capacity and range when compared to extended-range battery electric powered vehicles.

PSR’s global team of analysts cover the global on-highway markets including tracking the use of fuel cell technology within vehicles. Fuel cell installation data for Commercial Vehicles can be found in our CV Link™ database as well as our OE Link™ database covering the production of original equipment.

Off-Highway Fuel Cell Installation Data

PSR also tracks Off-Highway segments where fuel cell systems are used within the construction, industrial, rail, marine and agricultural segments, among others. OEM fuel cell-powered products are actively being tested and evaluated for further deployment into key applications such as forklifts, lifts, mining and earthmoving equipment as the push towards decarbonization remains a priority among involved stakeholders.

Stationary fuel cells are also finding routes to market with industrial backup power and power at remote locations. Over the next several years, we expect to see a rapidly changing use of fuel cells across the off-highway segments.

See our OE Link™ database for segment specific data and analysis and to capture these fuel cell trends as they continue to evolve.

Fuel Cell Power Source Data By Industry

Access fuel cell data for on-highway and off-highway applications within several of the 13 industry segments PSR is tracking.