Nimbus Power Systems and Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation have entered into a joint development agreement to create a next-generation pure hydrogen fuel cell stack suitable for large mobility applications like buses and trucks, as well as stationary uses. Nimbus' patented 'four-fluid stack technology,' which facilitates stable and efficient operation at high output, will be combined with Toshiba's expertise in fuel cell commercialization and mass production technology. The goal of this collaboration is to develop a fuel cell stack with high power density, reliability, durability, and cost-effectiveness to cater to the growing market demand for hydrogen solutions. Both companies aim to contribute towards the expansion of the hydrogen value chain and the establishment of a decarbonized society through this strategic partnership. Nimbus President Michael Gorman highlighted the need for decarbonizing critical sectors and providing zero-emission solutions to customers, expressing excitement about the collaboration with Toshiba. Toshiba's Vice President Shigehiro Kawahara reiterated the company's commitment to developing fuel cell technology for a cleaner and more sustainable society, emphasizing the focus on early commercialization of competitive fuel cell stacks for various applications. Nimbus Power Systems Inc. specializes in developing fuel cell systems for large mobility and power industries, with a focus on achieving zero emissions and reducing environmental impact. The company has a history of collaborating with industry leaders to enhance product functionality and promote sustainability.