PowerCell has announced its participation in the H2MAC project, a four-year initiative funded by the European Union. The project's goal is to develop fuel cells capable of withstanding the challenging conditions of construction and mining sectors. These fuel cells will be designed to endure dust exposure and intense vibrations, targeting Non-Road Mobile Machinery (NRMM). PowerCell's contribution will focus on creating a scalable hydrogen-powered fuel cell powertrain adapted for harsh environments. The project milestones include system delivery between late 2025 and early 2026, with operational tests planned for Autumn 2026. PowerCell aims to showcase the robustness and transformative potential of their fuel cells, emphasizing their ability to reduce local air pollution and decarbonize sectors like construction and mining. PowerCell's CEO, Richard Berkling, highlighted the company's dedication to pioneering hydrogen-electric solutions for environmentally impactful industries. The H2MAC project is set to drive sustainability in NRMM applications and expand the use of hydrogen technology in off-road sectors. PowerCell anticipates that the knowledge gained from this project will lead to future innovations in the heavy machinery industry, supporting a greener and more resilient sector.