Johnson Matthey (JM) and Bosch, two prominent players in sustainable technology and automotive supply, have joined forces to accelerate the development of catalyst coated membranes (CCM) for fuel cell stacks. The partnership aims to address the need for diverse powertrain solutions in decarbonizing the automotive industry, with a focus on hydrogen fuel cells. These fuel cells are valued for their ability to generate electricity by combining hydrogen and oxygen, producing only water as a by-product and offering a clean, zero-emission alternative for electric vehicles. JM's advanced CCM technology will be integrated into Bosch's fuel cell power module designed for longer distances in commercial vehicles. The collaboration, solidified in Stuttgart-Feuerbach, Germany, between Anish Taneja, JM Hydrogen Technologies Chief Executive, and Beate Grota, Bosch Mobility's Executive Vice President of Engineering Power Solutions, emphasizes a shared commitment to cleaner mobility and energy solutions. Both parties express enthusiasm for advancing fuel cell technology and increasing its performance and efficiency, underscoring the readiness of this technology for widespread adoption in the automotive sector.