Total Hydrogen Solutions Integrates Honda Fuel Cell Tech
The company is deploying new 60 kW hydrogen generators featuring modular Honda fuel cell technology.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Total Hydrogen Solutions has integrated Honda Fuel Cell Modules into its new FCBG-H60 generator fleet. This trailer-mounted unit provides 60 kW of power for both grid and off-grid environments.
Why it matters
The collaboration aims to provide cleaner and more accessible power than traditional energy methods. The generator has also been approved for California's Clean Off-Road Equipment Voucher Incentive Project to help reduce upfront deployment costs.
The FCBG-H60 generator delivers a power output of 60 kW using a single Honda Fuel Cell Module. The parent firm, Total Energy Solutions, has installed and maintained over 4,000 generators since 2006.
The players
Total Hydrogen Solutions
This division of Pneumatic and Hydraulic Company, LLC focuses on hydrogen-based power generation systems.
Honda
The global automotive manufacturer provides advanced fuel cell modules for clean energy applications.
The details
Designed for temporary and emergency deployments, the generator features a modular enclosure for remote hydrogen storage and climate-controlled housing. It includes cloud-based performance analytics and remote touchscreen access, while meeting NFPA 2 requirements and UL 9540A testing criteria.
Timeline
Total Energy Solutions began generator operations in 2006.
The collaboration between Honda and Total Hydrogen Solutions was announced on October 29, 2026.
Total Hydrogen Solutions plans to bring the hybrid energy system to market in 2026.
Roadmap
The integration follows the funding incentives established by the California Air Resources Board Clean Off-Road Equipment Voucher Incentive Project to accelerate the adoption of zero-emission technology. This move signals a broader transition toward hydrogen-based infrastructure in the mobile power market.
California-based businesses can utilize the new CORE incentive vouchers to lower the purchase price of these hydrogen systems. Houston-area firms and national operators can expect increased accessibility to cleaner mobile power for emergency and temporary site operations.
The takeaway
Hydrogen-based mobile generators are increasingly becoming a viable alternative for off-grid power needs. Operators should evaluate whether their local deployment needs align with current state-level clean energy incentives.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest industry developments in the Electric Vehicles section.
More information
For full program details, read the CARB CORE program information.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Fuelcellsworks.
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