Johnson Matthey (JM) and Bosch have joined forces in a long-term collaboration to accelerate the development and production of hydrogen fuel cell technology. This partnership focuses on manufacturing catalyst-coated membranes (CCMs) that are critical components in fuel cell stacks, essential for clean energy solutions. As the automotive industry transitions towards decarbonization, the initiative aims to meet the diverse powertrain technology needs for various vehicle segments. Hydrogen fuel cells are highlighted as a promising alternative, particularly for long-distance and heavy-duty transport, offering efficient and zero-emission energy production. The agreement involves JM supplying high-performance CCMs for integration into Bosch's fuel cell power module, designed for commercial vehicles requiring extended range and operational efficiency. By combining JM's material science expertise with Bosch's engineering capabilities, the collaboration targets to improve fuel cell technology's durability, efficiency, and overall performance. The official partnership celebration in Stuttgart-Feuerbach signifies a significant milestone in advancing hydrogen fuel cell technology. Executives from both companies expressed enthusiasm and commitment to driving innovation in sustainable mobility solutions. With growing global demand for sustainable transportation, this collaboration is poised to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen fuel cells, contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable future in mobility and energy generation.