Intelligent Energy is making a substantial investment of £7.1 million in a new fuel cell testing facility at Chelveston Renewable Energy Park in Northamptonshire, UK. The facility, expected to open next year, will specialize in testing hydrogen fuel cells with outputs of up to 1.3MW. It will incorporate an Enapter AEM electrolyser powered by renewable energy from the park to generate over 100,000kg of green hydrogen annually. This green hydrogen will be utilized to fuel the tested fuel cells, aligning with the UK's renewable energy goals. The facility will also house bespoke test laboratories provided by Proventia, focusing on high-power fuel cells for aviation and automotive applications. Intelligent Energy's CEO, David Woolhouse, emphasizes the significance of this facility in advancing green hydrogen generation and promoting energy storage solutions. Additionally, the project aims to enhance fuel cell technology to decarbonize air travel, particularly for regional and sub-regional aircraft. The partnership between Intelligent Energy and Chelveston Renewable Energy Park highlights a joint dedication to sustainability, with energy generated during testing being returned to the park's grid. David Wykes of Chelveston Renewable Energy Park expresses enthusiasm for being selected as the site for this innovative facility, emphasizing the role of wind and solar energy in facilitating eco-friendly research and development.