Petra Power is selling hydrogen fuel cells to data centers and defense contractors, targeting two markets defined by fuel cost sensitivity and energy scarcity.
The pitch is efficiency. Fuel cells convert hydrogen to electricity with less waste than combustion engines or grid power, which matters when the tech industry is rationing electricity and the Pentagon is moving heavy equipment through contested logistics chains. Specific efficiency numbers and deployment timelines are in the full piece.
Read this for the business logic: why a startup thinks it can sell the same core technology to hyperscalers and the military, and whether that dual-market bet is a strength or a liability.
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