Rheinmetall, a technology group, has secured significant subsidies totaling around €7.7 million from the German federal government and the state of North Rhine-Westphalia for the development of innovative products in the fields of hydrogen and electrification. The projects, in collaboration with industry and science partners, aim to boost hydrogen's competitiveness and promote sustainable mobility. One project, H2.MODUS, supported by regional and federal funding, focuses on simplifying fuel cell system designs to enhance competitiveness. Another initiative in Berlin targets reducing carbon emissions in the mobility sector and improving fuel cell system longevity. Additionally, Rheinmetall is part of the HZwoBoost project, aiming to develop new production techniques for a hydrogen recirculation blower for fuel cells. These funding projects are crucial for Rheinmetall's strategy to expand its market presence and support a sustainable hydrogen economy. By developing cutting-edge solutions for fuel cell systems and collaborating with key partners, Rheinmetall is at the forefront of advancing clean energy technologies.