Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Companies

Companies Dominating the Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Market

Major Solid Oxide Fuel Cell and Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cell and Stack Manufacturers

Company	Headquarters	Manufacturing location	Products
Bloom Energy	San Jose, CA, the U.S.	Calif ornia and Delaware, the U.S.	Bloom Energy Server (SOFC)
FuelCell Energy	Danbury, CT, the U.S.	Alberta, Canada	Molten carbonate fuel cells, SOFC, SOEC
Cummins, Inc.	Columbus, IN, the U.S.	United States, Canada	PEMFC, SOFC, engines
Nexceris	Lewis Center, OH, the U.S.	The U.S.	Processed SOC materials, SOFC, SOEC
Mitsubishi Power, Ltd.	Yokohama, Japan	Japan	SOFC, hydrogen turbines
Kyocera	Kyoto, Japan	Japan	SOFC, solar cells, advanced ceramics
SOLIDPower	Mezzolombardo, Italy	Germany	BlueGen SOFC
Hitachi	Toshiaki, Japan	Japan	SOFC, SOEC
Robert Bosch	Gerlingen, Germany	Germany	SOFC
Special Power Sources	Alliance, OH, the U.S.	United States	Tubular SOFC
Ceres Power Holdings	Horsham, UK	UK	SOFC, SOEC
OxEon Energy	North Salt Lake, UT, the U.S.	United States	SOEC, SOFC

                                                                                              Source: U.S. DOE

The market players are capitalizing on the surging energy demand and are engaging in strategic initiatives such as mergers and acquisitions, geographical expansions, investments in R&D, and new product launches. The key companies are seeking to consolidate their position and improve new material development in light of supportive government policies. Some of the prominent players operating in the solid oxide fuel cell market include:                                            

• Kyocera Corporation
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• SolydEra
• Elcogen AS
• Fuel Cell Energy
• POSCO Energy
• H2E Power
• ZTEK Corporation
• Sunfire
• Doosan Fuel Cell
• Bloom Energy
• Mitsubishi Power
• Aisin Seiki Co
• Ceres Power
• Hitachi Zosen