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Zero Emission Industries (ZEI) has been named to Fast Company''s 2025 World Changing Ideas list for its groundbreaking work in advancing hydrogen fuel cell technology across critical

ZEI gets backing from Chevron New Energies and Crowley

Maritime hydrogen fuel cell specialist Zero Emission Industries (ZEI) has announced the first close of its Series A funding round. The round is led by Chevron New Energies with additional

Why Zei?

Zero Emission Industries was founded to deliver resilient hydrogen power to maritime operations—an environment defined by harsh conditions, complex logistics, and zero margin for error.

Leading Hydrogen Technology Company Zero

As a world leader in hydrogen solutions for maritime, ZEI takes pride in solving the difficult challenges to simplify the way we adopt fuel cells and zero

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Zero Emission Industries (ZEI) has been named to Fast Company''s 2025 World Changing Ideas list for its groundbreaking work in advancing hydrogen fuel cell technology across critical

Zero Emission Industries

In 2016, Joe Pratt, a mechanical engineer at Sandia National Laboratories in Livermore, CA, helped lead a feasibility study to see if a zero-emission hydrogen charter ferry could be built. After working with two dozen regulatory agencies and a dozen private companies for two years, Pratt and his colleagues at Sandia concluded that it was possible. In 2017, Pratt co-authored a study examining if hydrogen fuel cell technology could be used in a wide r

Zero Emission Industries

ZEI is a pioneering power technology company transforming defense with rapidly deployable, stealth-enabling, next-gen hydrogen and battery electric technology

ZEI Raises $8.75 Million in Series A Funding

ZEI, formerly known as Golden Gate Zero Emission, is best known as the technology team behind the Sea Change ferry, the world''s first commercial hydrogen fuel cell vessel launched in

ZEI Shutdown: Top Hydrogen Ship Manufacturer

With its shutdown, ZEI becomes one of the highest-profile hydrogen maritime ventures in the U.S. to fall victim to the current capital squeeze.