EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies GmbH and zepp.solutions B.V. are extending their partnership to supply a fuel cell stack for a power supply unit at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport. This collaboration aims to contribute to the decarbonization of airports, with the project receiving support from the European Union. Dr. Gernot Stellberger, CEO of EKPO, emphasizes the importance of integrating their fuel cell stacks into various applications, highlighting the versatility of their technology. The Y50 fuel cell system, incorporating EKPO's NM5-evo stack, will provide constant and reliable power to aircraft on the ground, boasting impressive power density. This initiative forms part of the TULIPS consortium's efforts to develop innovations for emission reduction in aviation over the next four years, aligning with the European Green Deal's objectives for sustainable aviation. By transitioning from diesel generators to hydrogen fuel cells, the project promotes environmental sustainability and collaboration among key stakeholders in the aviation industry.