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Hydrogen electric primary and backup power for data centers and AI campuses. Uptime is non‑negotiable. So is decarbonisation. Our hydrogen electric solutions PowerPods and PowerSystem give data centres clean, resilient power without relying on diesel, and without waiting for the grid to catch up. Fast refuelling, low noise and predictable performance make them ideal for mission‑critical sites.
Bosch original products integrated with the PowerCell Distributed Master Controller combine Bosch’s industrial reliability with PowerCell’s system‑integration expertise, delivering a powerful, scalable platform for OEMs and EPCs with intelligent control and seamless connectivity.
| Net output power (max) | 190 kW |
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 720 × 980 × 800 mm |
| Weight (dry) | 330 kg |

AI, cloud services and high performance computing drive steep, sustained increases in energy demand. Many sites face limited grid capacity, long interconnection lead times and stricter local rules on emissions, noise and testing. Diesel remains operationally convenient but creates air‑quality, regulatory and reputational risks. Data center operators need an alternative that protects uptime while meeting sustainability goals.
Constraints facing modern data centers:


Fuel cells deliver reliable, continuous power with fast refuelling and low emissions. See the comparison below for what sets them apart from grid, battery and diesel solutions.
For data center operators, the DMC makes multiple fuel cell modules behave like one virtual generator. It automatically balances load to maximise efficiency and stack lifetime, presents a single interface to your energy management system, and builds redundancy into the control layer so multi‑unit systems are easier to commission, scale and operate.
| ☑️ Optimising efficiency and product lifetime |
| ☑️ Single interface for multiple systems |
| ☑️ Redundancy by design |

Meet our PowerPod: containerised, plug‑and‑play fuel cell gensets that replace traditional internal combustion gensets with clean, resilient and rapidly deployable zero‑emission power. PowerPods are engineered for flexible use and cover a broad power range – from a mobile version to the One, Plus and Max models, which can scale up to megawatt‑class installations for industrial and utility needs.


PowerSystem 225 is a compact fuel cell system delivering 225 kW of clean power. Engineered for high efficiency, low noise and easy installation, it is designed to scale to megawatt outputs and to integrate into data centre power architectures. Fuel‑flexible and future‑ready.
| Net output power | 225 kW |
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 1200 x 900 x 2000 mm |
| Weight (dry) | 1145 kg |
M2PowerSystem 250 combines on‑site methanol reforming with fuel cell technology to deliver 250 kW of reliable electric power. It simplifies logistics by producing hydrogen on demand and is designed as a drop‑in replacement for diesel gensets in constrained or noise‑sensitive sites.
| Net output power (max) | 250 kW |
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 2300 x 2500 x 2350–2500 mm |
| Weight (dry) | ~ 6,000 kg |


Fuel cells deliver clean electric power for mission‑critical digital infrastructure, providing high‑efficiency, grid‑independent electricity for data centers and AI campuses. Our systems produce zero local emissions, run quietly under heavy IT loads, and can be refuelled in minutes for extended uptime.
Our fuel cell platform is designed for fuel flexibility, supporting a wide range of inlet conditions and supply strategies. Combined with a reformer, it enables systems that convert renewable fuels such as e‑methanol into hydrogen on site. This unlocks clean, reliable power even where dedicated hydrogen infrastructure is still developing.


Our joint offering with Bosch accelerates deployment and reduces operational risk for data centers. You can choose from standardised, high‑performance platforms or fully tailored systems that integrate with existing UPS, battery, and grid connections. We deliver solutions that are aligned to your specific site, regulatory, and supply chain requirements.
