Watch Now: How fuel cell electric vehicles are paving the road to zero

Cummins provides mobility solutions that allow customers to get from point A to Point B. But as the climate crisis continues and global companies pivot to adopt more sustainable practices, how do we help customers move people and things with minimum to zero air pollutants or greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions?

One solution is fuel cell electric vehicles.

Fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) use electricity to power an electric motor, similar to all-electric vehicles (EVs). The difference in FCEVs is that the electricity used to power the motor is produced using fuel cells powered by hydrogen. And unlike conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, FCEVs produce no harmful tailpipe emissions.

The key to FCEV success is hydrogen. When hydrogen is generated using renewable resources, such as solar and wind, it becomes a green energy source that can be used without the direct emissions of air pollutants.

Watch below to learn more about how Cummins fuel cell electric vehicles provide clean, zero-emissions transportation, from well to wheel.

Hydrogen plays an important role in Cummins’ mission to decarbonize the global economy. We continue to invest in the advancement of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies and infrastructure to ensure the production of hydrogen becomes more affordable and globally available.

With Cummins-powered FCEVs already on the road, we are well on our way toward Destination Zero.