Hyto Energy’s fuel cell microgrids combine PEMFC systems with renewable hydrogen storage to create resilient energy communities. These microgrids operate independently or in parallel with the main grid, providing reliable power during outages. For example, a Hyto microgrid might use solar panels to produce hydrogen via electrolyzers, stored for later use in fuel cells that power critical loads. AI controls optimize energy flow, ensuring stability and minimizing reliance on fossil fuel backups. Hyto’s microgrids are ideal for campuses, military bases, and remote industrial sites. For microgrid design and implementation, contact our engineering team.