Schaeffler, a Motion Technology Company based in Herzogenaurach, Germany, is set to present its latest innovation, a 1 MW Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) electrolysis stack, at the Connecting Green Hydrogen Europe trade fair in Madrid. This stack, capable of producing up to 500 kilograms of high-purity hydrogen per day, is part of Schaeffler's focus on making hydrogen technology future-proof. Head of Hydrogen at Schaeffler, Florian Windisch, highlights the importance of their PEM electrolysis stacks in the sustainable and efficient production of hydrogen. The company recognizes the vast potential of green hydrogen across industrial applications, fuel cells, and green steel production. Schaeffler's PEM electrolysis stacks are designed for decentralized and centralized hydrogen production, making them versatile for various industrial uses. By arranging these stacks in arrays, Schaeffler can offer scalable solutions ranging from 50 kW to multi-megawatt scales, catering to different industrial needs. With a strong emphasis on industrialization expertise, Schaeffler is working towards establishing series production at its Herzogenaurach headquarters, focusing on precise forming, joining, and coating technology. The company's commitment to a sustainable future includes contributing to the hydrogen economy's scaling up. Through their expertise, Schaeffler aims to turn innovations into efficient series production processes, creating the necessary conditions for the widespread adoption of hydrogen technology. With a positive sentiment towards green hydrogen, Schaeffler's advancements in PEM electrolysis stacks and industrialization techniques position them as key players in the transition towards eco-friendly energy solutions.