Germany is pushing for an increased utilization of hydrogen as an energy source to address emissions from industrial sectors that are challenging to electrify, such as steel and chemicals. Bosch, a prominent player in mobility solutions, has announced its strategic focus on hydrogen, anticipating substantial revenue growth in this sector by 2030. The company aims to produce electrolyser components for hydrogen generation, leveraging its expertise to enhance efficiency and reduce costs. Bosch plans to introduce Hybrion PEM electrolysis stacks, developed in collaboration with FEST, at the Hanover industry fair. These stacks, with a 2.5-megawatt output, will be initially manufactured in Bamberg before broader sales commence in April. Markus Heyn, Bosch Mobility's chairman, highlighted hydrogen as a key growth area for the company, signaling a significant commitment to hydrogen technology. The company has already secured orders for around 100 megawatts, indicating a strong market demand for hydrogen solutions. By focusing on hydrogen, Germany and Bosch are aligning with the global transition towards sustainable energy sources and reducing dependence on fossil fuels.