Toyota and Rehlko have announced a partnership at the Advanced Clean Transportation Expo, where Toyota will supply its hydrogen-powered fuel cell modules to Rehlko for stationary power generator products. The goal is to deliver innovative energy solutions that enhance resilience and sustainability for mission-critical infrastructure, facilities, and residences. The collaboration between Toyota and Rehlko aims to integrate Toyota's proven fuel cell technology with Rehlko's systems to create cleaner, more reliable, and scalable energy solutions. By utilizing hydrogen fuel cell technology, the companies are focusing on zero emissions at the point of use for applications like backup and primary power generation. The partnership has already yielded a 1MW hydrogen fuel cell generator system, which represents a significant advancement in energy resilience for critical customers. This system, developed by Rehlko and Toyota, not only ensures reliability but also helps customers achieve their resilience goals by cutting local emissions to zero. The fuel cell-based generation systems can power various facilities such as data centers, warehouses, and off-grid networks, offering protection against weather conditions and grid overload while emitting only water and air. Toyota's expertise in hydrogen fuel cell technology, spanning over 30 years, has been instrumental in the success of this collaboration. The company's commitment to sustainable energy solutions is highlighted through projects like the Toyota Mirai and the development of fuel cell technology for different applications. Rehlko's Power Systems business unit, with its focus on energy resilience, complements Toyota's technological advancements, resulting in the creation of cutting-edge solutions for a more sustainable energy future. One notable project stemming from this partnership was the installation of a 100kW hydrogen fuel cell power generation system at Klickitat Valley Health, a hospital in rural Washington State. This successful project paved the way for the commercialization of the 1MW system, catering to the increasing demand for larger-scale solutions. With Toyota's proven track record in fuel cell technology and Rehlko's expertise in energy solutions, the collaboration is set to drive innovation in the hydrogen fuel cell sector and promote energy independence and sustainability.