Ricardo Partners with Australian Hydrogen Council for Clean Energy Innovation
Key Ideas
- Ricardo, a UK-based consulting company, joins the Australian Hydrogen Council to support hydrogen technologies in Australia's growing sector.
- Ricardo achieves a major milestone with its high-powered hydrogen fuel cell module technology, reaching 393 kW of net electrical power.
- The company also received approval for its multi-megawatt containerized fuel cell power plant design, catering to maritime, aerospace, and off-highway sectors.
- Jason Oms O’Donnell emphasizes Ricardo's commitment to supporting sustainable mobility and decarbonization amid regulatory changes.
Ricardo, known for its focus on clean energy technologies, has partnered with the Australian Hydrogen Council (AHC) to contribute to the advancement of hydrogen in Australia. This collaboration grants Ricardo access to industry insights, collaboration opportunities, and a platform to influence policy decisions in the hydrogen sector. In early 2025, Ricardo achieved a significant breakthrough with its high-powered hydrogen fuel cell module technology, reaching 393 kW of net electrical power within a short development period. This advancement, initially part of the sHYpS project for the maritime sector, is hailed as a crucial step towards scalable zero-emission energy solutions. Furthermore, Ricardo's design for a multi-megawatt containerized fuel cell power plant received approval in principle from Lloyd’s Register in 2024. Jason Oms O’Donnell, Managing Director at Ricardo, highlights the company's focus on supporting sustainable mobility and meeting decarbonization goals amidst evolving regulatory requirements. Ricardo's efforts reflect a commitment to driving innovation and environmental sustainability in the hydrogen and clean energy space.
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