To demonstrate the scalable fuel cell power source technology as 1MW modules, which can be paralleled to exceed the 3 MW power levels.
From June 16 to June 22, the aerospace industry gathered in Paris, and we are thrilled that our groundbreaking Fuel Cell Stack was showcased at the CAJU booth, located in Hall 2A – B276.
This fuel cell stack, produced by PowerCell Group, represents a significant step forward in clean and innovative energy solutions, developed through the PROJECT NEWBORN, financed by the EU’s Clean Aviation program.
On the first day of the air show, we had the honor of welcoming EU Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas to our booth. His visit affirmed the importance of our project and the European Union’s commitment to advancing sustainable energy technologies in aviation.
The Newborn stack is a PEM (Proton Exchange Membrane) fuel cell stack platform for aviation applications with a single stack power output of >300 kW and a possibility to interconnect several stacks for power output in the megawatt scale.
The demo exhibited at Paris Air Show is built by PowerCell Group and the final demonstrator stack will include the PowerCell Fuel-Cell and a Cell Voltage Monitoring (CVM) unit provided by Fraunhofer IISB.



The NEWBORN 3D model was exhibited at the Clean Aviation Annual Forum (CAAF2025), held on March 18-19 in Brussels, Belgium.
The event served as a fantastic platform for showcasing innovative advancements, and we are proud to have contributed to it.
The NEWBORN model represents a significant advancement in our efforts to develop an air-worthy hydrogen fuel cell, addressing critical challenges in sustainable aviation and driving improvements in energy efficiency.



2024 IEEE International Conference on Electrical Systems for Aircraft, Railway, Ship Propulsion and Road Vehicles & International Transportation Electrification Conference (ESARS-ITEC)
The aim of the Conference is to promote a Forum, where people involved with electrical systems problems may compare their experiences and present solutions found for actual and further requirements.
