GEH2

The GEH₂ is a mobile hydrogen power generator from EODev, presented for off-grid sites, emergency power and mobile energy needs. It uses a hybrid architecture that combines Toyota's latest-generation 70 kW fuel cell with a lithium iron phosphate battery system made in France by EODev subsidiary EVE System: the fuel cell delivers base power while the battery absorbs demand peaks instantly, for an energy efficiency of around 50%. In operation the unit emits no CO₂, NOx or particulate matter, rejecting only heat and water vapor, and its air-cooling system generates 65 decibels at full power, which EODev compares to a conversation. It is 4G-connected for real-time monitoring of energy production and hydrogen levels through the EODev Connect platform, with early detection of maintenance operations. Produced in France with components sourced mainly from neighbouring countries, its modular design is described as 70% recyclable, and the chassis can be handled by crane via four sling rings or moved by forklift.