The report 'Growth Opportunities in the Global Stationary Fuel Cell Industry' highlights the growth prospects in the stationary fuel cell industry from 2022 to 2035, focusing on large and small stationary prime power applications as well as combined heat and power (CHP) applications. Energy decentralization, supportive regulations, and the development of a hydrogen economy are identified as key drivers for industry growth. Fuel cell technology types like solid oxide and phosphoric acid lead the market, with proton membrane technology showing potential as backup power for renewable energy. Manufacturers are enhancing solutions by improving product lifespan, efficiencies, and reducing costs. The growth of the global fuel cell market is closely tied to the development of the hydrogen economy, with low-carbon hydrogen infrastructure enabling fuel cells to decarbonize. Despite short-term challenges, the mid-to-long-term potential for hydrogen is promising. The report also emphasizes the importance of automation and cost reduction in the industry. The United States, South Korea, and Japan are currently the prominent fuel cell markets, but future growth is anticipated in Europe and China. The research provides insights into market trends, growth drivers, restraints, and forecasts for annual installations, revenue, and cumulative installed bases by region and technology. It also explores key business models and growth opportunities in the stationary fuel cell industry.