Infinity Fuel Cell and Hydrogen, Inc. brings proven NASA technology down to Earth, enabling a new generation of clean, quiet, and high-performance power systems.
Fuel Cells: Infinity designs, builds, tests and delivers complete fuel cell power systems for spacecraft and underwater vehicles. Our mission is enabling the future of a new generation of clean, quiet, high-performance aerospace power systems.
Electrolyzers: To provide hydrogen and oxygen we also design, build, test and deliver complete electrolysis systems that can generate hydrogen at high pressure from renewables to fuel our fuel cells or be used for industrial processes and providing oxygen for space life support.
Regenerative Microgrids: Combining these systems we build complete deployable hydrogen microgrids that can provide clean energy for emergency power and extreme remote locations around the world.
Fuel Cell Power: We design, build, test, and deliver complete, air-independent Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel cell systems for spacecraft, aircraft, and unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs).
Hydrogen Generation: We engineer advanced, high-pressure electrolysis systems that generate clean, green hydrogen directly from renewables to power our fuel cells or feed industrial processes.
Regenerative Energy: We combine our fuel cell and electrolysis technologies into fully integrated, deployable mobile microgrids (such as our XStorra® systems), providing reliable, closed-loop renewable energy storage and nighttime power to remote locations worldwide.
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Director of Engineering
Lead AMPES Engineer
Senior Systems Engineer
Director of Software and Electrical Engineering
Corporate Counsel
Brand Ambassador & Advisory Committee Member
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Director of Business Development
Director of Engineering
Lead AMPES Engineer
Senior Systems Engineer
Director of Software and Electrical Engineering
Corporate Counsel
Brand Ambassador & Advisory Committee Member
Infinity begins work on first commercial contract for unmanned underwater vehicle power system, Infinity began work on its first commercial contract for a power system for unmanned underwater vehicles(UUV’s). The contract, which was signed in late December of 2022, will provide systems that will allow these systems to stay submerged for extended missions of several weeks.
Before co-founding Proton, he led business development activities for advanced Proton Exchange Membrane products at the Hamilton Standard Division of United Technologies Corporation (now Collins Division of Raytheon Technologies). Prior, Mr. Smith worked as an optical engineer in the Optical Operations Directorate at PerkinElmer.
Section 17(b) disclosure. Mr. Shatner has been compensated as an Infinity advisor with the options to buy up to 130,000 shares at $8 a share.
