Bosch is making significant strides in hydrogen production at Hannover Messe 2025, leveraging its industrial excellence to scale up stack production for electrolysis systems. The company's Hybrion PEM stacks, showcased at the event, have already attracted orders amounting to 100 megawatts from international customers. Bosch's focus on green hydrogen, produced with renewables, aligns with its commitment to decarbonization in various sectors, including transportation and energy. The Hybrion stacks, to be manufactured at Bosch's Bamberg plant, are designed to produce hydrogen efficiently and cater to both modular and large-scale industrial plants. By closing the hydrogen cycle with a FEST electrolyzer in Bamberg, Bosch aims to utilize the hydrogen for endurance testing of mobile fuel-cell stacks, showcasing a closed-loop sustainability approach. The company's broad portfolio of hydrogen products and solutions, including water treatment systems and mobile fuel cells, underscores its dedication to innovation and sustainability in the hydrogen sector. Through strategic partnerships and a focus on achieving economies of scale, Bosch aims to drive the growth of the hydrogen economy and contribute significantly to reducing carbon emissions.