PowerCell Group and Robert Bosch GmbH are strengthening their long-term collaboration to promote the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell systems in both mobility and stationary applications. The aim is to accelerate the deployment of this technology in emerging markets, with a particular focus on China and the global power generation sector. Bosch has acquired extended use rights for PowerCell's S3 stack to customize it for the Chinese automotive market, representing a significant step towards meeting the growing demand for fuel cell stacks in China. This partnership also involves exploring opportunities in non-automotive sectors in China, including backup power, construction, and industrial mobility, to provide efficient solutions in electrifying segments. The agreement between PowerCell and Bosch reflects a mutual goal to scale the use of fuel cell systems and make them more accessible to a wider range of customers. The collaboration leverages Bosch's industrial capabilities and PowerCell's advanced technology to drive market penetration in adjacent sectors requiring high-performance and reliable solutions. With a shared commitment to sustainability and innovation, both companies aspire to accelerate the transition to a more sustainable, emission-free world. Richard Berkling, the CEO of PowerCell Group, emphasized the importance of the partnership in bridging the gap between technology and customer needs. The collaboration aims to ensure that fuel cells effectively operate in sectors where performance and reliability are crucial. Through joint efforts, PowerCell and Bosch seek to expand their reach, increase efficiency, and contribute to a sustainable future. For further information, interested parties can contact the provided representatives from PowerCell Group.