The H2GO research project in Germany, involving 19 Fraunhofer Institutes, is dedicated to advancing fuel cell production technology, with a particular focus on bipolar plates. These plates are essential components of fuel cells, and the experts aim to develop cost-effective production approaches to facilitate series production. The researchers emphasize the need for mature production technologies to promote the widespread adoption of fuel cells. To achieve this, the project is concentrating on enhancing processes, production systems, moulding techniques, and quality testing. Specifically, researchers are exploring different forming processes for bipolar half-shells to enhance productivity and quality in fuel cell production. The integration of heating modules, inline quality tests, and optimization of machine design are some of the strategies being pursued. The project is supported by the German Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport Affairs and will be showcased at the upcoming Hannover Messe. Through these efforts, the project aims to contribute to the advancement of fuel cell technology and promote its industrial application.