Delta Electronics, a global energy solutions company, is making strides in the development of hydrogen fuel-cell technology for transportation and power generation. The company's president and CEO, Jackie Chang, highlighted the significance of hydrogen in reducing carbon emissions and promoting clean energy solutions for a sustainable future. While acknowledging the current cost barriers, Chang emphasized the role of government policies in accelerating the adoption of hydrogen as a viable energy source. Delta Electronics is collaborating with UK-based Ceres Power to advance fuel-cell technology for various applications, including marine use and power generation. Furthermore, Delta Electronics showcased its commitment to innovative energy solutions at the All Energy expo in Melbourne. The company introduced a portable lithium-ferrous phosphate battery container designed for flexible energy storage applications, along with an AiO energy storage system suitable for grid-tied and off-grid scenarios. These new products demonstrate Delta's focus on developing scalable and efficient energy storage solutions to meet diverse energy needs. In line with its hydrogen initiatives, Delta Electronics aims to commercialize hydrogen fuel-cell products by 2027, aligning with the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions. By leveraging partnerships and research efforts, the company is poised to play a key role in shaping the future of clean energy and contributing to a greener planet.