Horizon Fuel Cell recently introduced the VLS-IV 400kW fuel cell at the Fuel Cell Technology Expo in Foshan, China, marking a significant advancement in hydrogen power applications. This new fuel cell promises high power output, long lifespan, and cost advantages, potentially reducing hydrogen consumption in fuel cell heavy trucks by up to 20%. Leveraging the company's patented graphite-metal hybrid bipolar plate technology, the VLS-IV series fuel cells offer advancements in efficiency, size, and cost-effectiveness, paving the way for the growth of the hydrogen economy. Horizon's commitment to innovation is evident through their upgrades in bipolar plate manufacturing processes, resulting in enhanced product consistency, reduced production costs, and improved reliability and efficiency of the fuel cell stack. The company's vision for a 'zero-carbon MW powerplant' based on the 400kW stack aims to provide competitive zero emission power for various applications. With a strong focus on R&D and sustainability, Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies is at the forefront of driving the mass commercialization of hydrogen power applications and green hydrogen generation in the pursuit of a zero-carbon future.