Founded in 2010, WATT Fuel Cell designs, develops, and manufactures small-scale solid oxide fuel cell systems for reliable power generation at the point of use. After acquiring Pittsburgh Electric Engines in 2014, the company established its SOFC production facility in Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania, where it uses its proprietary additive manufacturing process. Its products serve residential, remote-power, and recreational applications.
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Redox Power Systems, LLCRedox Power Systems is a Maryland energy technology company known for developing lower-temperature solid oxide fuel-cell systems for on-site power generation. Its work centers on the Redox Cube, a modular stationary unit intended for customers seeking distributed electricity, with combined heat and power as an option.BELTSVILLE, MD
Special Power SourcesSpecial Power Sources develops solid oxide fuel cell generators for dependable power in remote locations and harsh operating conditions. Its systems run continuously on fuels such as propane or natural gas, while the company’s R&D group also works on alternate-fuel applications for commercial and defense users. Formerly known as Atrex Energy, SPS combines commercial-scale tubular SOFC technology with field and remote technical support.ALLIANCE, OH
Falcon Fuel CellsBorn from doctoral research that began in 2012, Falcon Fuel Cells develops compact, fuel-flexible power systems for unmanned aerial vehicles. Founded by Michael Waller, PhD, and John V. Foley, the Rochester company uses proprietary high-temperature PEM technology designed to give UAVs substantially longer flight times and greater payload capacity than conventional battery systems. Its work spans military surveillance and retail delivery drones, with technology compatible with fuels including hydrogen and propane.PITTSFORD, NY
Advanced Microgrid SystemsAdvanced Microgrid Systems designs customized microgrids that supply commercial and industrial facilities with electrical and thermal energy from fossil and renewable sources. Based in Ohio, the small company combines experienced electrical engineering with control-system development, including work on fuel-cell systems ranging from 1 kW to 3 MW. Its projects are tailored to a facility’s energy use, environmental goals, and need for resilience during grid disruptions.COLUMBUS, OH