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Bosch fuel cell system at E-world

Discover the energy landscape of the future with hydrogen technologies

February 20 - 22, 2024
Essen, Germany
Hydrogen molecule with a glimpse into the energy landscape of the future with hydrogen technologies. Text on green background: Can you envision what our future might look like?
Visit us in exhibition hall 3, booth 131.

The energy transition is one of the challenges we all face today. Its success will determine our future. The energy landscape will and must change — that much is certain — but how? What role does hydrogen play and where is this energy source being used?

Take a journey into the future with us and discover how various technologies will interact in our energy supply. Find out how we are shaping tomorrow’s energy landscape with our Bosch solutions. The focus is always on decarbonization, digitalization, decentralization, and hydrogen.

Dr. Stefan Hartung, Chairman of the Board of Management at Robert Bosch GmbH

Worldwide, the move from the carbon to the hydrogen economy will be decisive in the fight against climate change. This fight is a historic task. Yet we have to shift up a gear.

Dr. Stefan Hartung, Chairman of the Board of Management at Robert Bosch GmbH

Generate energy with ease — Our plug & play 100 kW SOFC system

A key component of the future energy landscape

100-kW SOFC system

Modular, scalable, and ready to operate

The centerpiece of our SOFC systems is a unit with a fuel cell stack comprising hundreds of series-connected cells, where electricity and heat are generated in a highly efficient manner. "SOFC" stands for solid oxide fuel cell. To minimize the planning and installation effort of our customers, we combine several of these SOFC units and all relevant auxiliary systems to create a plug-&-play system with an output of 100 kW.

Bosch SOFC system with open unit

The performance is convincing

No matter whether it is about covering the power requirements of an edge data center or the average annual electricity consumption of the residents of an entire residential area — no problem for the SOFC system. Depending on the requirements and the energy demand, even several of these systems can be scaled up to create a decentralized energy supply system in the megawatt range.

Get in touch with our Bosch SOFC team.
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Learn more about the Bosch SOFC system as a journalist
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