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Quokka™ Hybrid Electric‑Hydrogen Energy Storage System

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Addressing the need for efficient energy storage and utilization in residential, municipal, and commercial settings to achieve energy independence and reduce carbon footprint.

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H2Gremm SAS

Company Established Year

Since 2019

Who is this solution for

Govt, Business

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To sell

Project Status

In commerce

Looking to expand internationally

Yes

Doing business in

worldwide

Awards and certifications

Serie A Funding Round Completed

2023

Secured CHF 7.7M to scale modular hydrogen energy technology.

ISO 9001 Certification

2024

Certified quality management standard for industrial-scale hydrogen‑electric systems.

France Hydrogène International Prize – Ours Blanc Trophy

2025

Awarded for pioneering hydrogen mobility architecture and station innovation.

Product description

Quokka™ Hybrid Electric‑Hydrogen Energy Storage System by H2Gremm is an innovative solution that integrates solar generation, lithium-ion battery storage, and hydrogen production/storage modules to address the growing demand for efficient energy storage and utilization in residential, municipal, and commercial settings. The system is designed to optimize energy flow, provide seasonal storage, and support building heating and light mobility through hydrogen refueling.

The core concept of Quokka™ revolves around utilizing surplus solar energy during the day to charge batteries for immediate use, with excess energy being electro‑chemically converted into hydrogen and stored in modular tanks. This stored hydrogen can then be used to power fuel cells when needed, such as at night or in winter, offering a reliable source of electricity and enabling load shifting.

Each Quokka™ unit is compact and plug-and-play, making installation and maintenance easy. The system also includes onboard energy management software that ensures optimal energy utilization, smoothing peaks and enhancing flexibility. With capacities ranging from 5 to 100 kWh of batteries and 1 to 10 kg/day of hydrogen, Quokka™ is a versatile solution that caters to a wide range of energy storage needs.

Key characteristics and environmental benefits

  • Integrates solar generation, lithium-ion battery storage, and hydrogen production/storage modules
  • Optimizes energy flow and provides seasonal storage
  • Supports building heating and light mobility through hydrogen refueling
  • Compact, plug-and-play design for easy installation and maintenance
  • Onboard energy management software for peak smoothing and load shifting
  • Capacities ranging from 5 to 100 kWh of batteries and 1 to 10 kg/day of hydrogen
  • Targets residential, municipal, and commercial applications seeking energy independence and carbon reduction
  • Remote monitoring and minimal footprint for enhanced convenience

About the Company

H2Gremm is a French clean-tech company founded in 2019 and based in Brittany. It develops modular hybrid storage systems combining battery and hydrogen technology to deliver energy autonomy for buildings, communities, and light mobility. The scalable “Quokka™” platform enables over 80% self-consumption by integrating solar (or wind) generation, daytime battery storage, and seasonal hydrogen storage via onsite electrolysis and fuel cells. Designed for individual homes, SMEs, public buildings, and mobility hubs, the solution supports heating, electric charging, and flexible grid interaction. H2Gremm emphasizes compact footprint, low-cost operation, repairable design, and reduced use of rare materials. The company earned ISO 9001 certification in 2024 and entered full commercial phase by 2025 with a new production facility. Its goal: to make energy self-sufficiency accessible and affordable using local resources.

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