H2 Power, an emerging leader in H₂ solutions, sponsors the H₂ Grand Challenge at the University of Michigan. This competition accelerates the adoption of H₂ as a clean and sustainable energy carrier, emphasizing applications in transportation industry for an equitable, affordable, clean and secure energy transition.

The competition tasks University of Michigan students with developing a business case for a Michigan-centered H₂ deployment, showcasing how clean H₂ can add value in specific sectors and technology applications to contribute to the creation of the H₂ ecosystem and economy in Michigan and the Great Lakes Region.

Soraya Kim Larkin, H2 Power Co.'s Division President, recognizes the importance of nurturing a passion for green energy at the collegiate level. She expresses enthusiasm for this collaboration with U-M, "Our partnership underscores H2 Power Co.'s commitment to fostering innovation in H₂ solutions. This event aligns seamlessly with our broader mission to empower the next generation of talent to innovate and provides an ideal forum for knowledge exchange and exploration."

Dan Dietrich, the founder of H2 Power Co. states, "H₂ offers substantial potential in significantly reducing carbon emissions across key industrial sectors. We want to spur innovation and encourage young talent to be creative in H₂ solutions."

The final competition will be held on April 11, 2024 and aims to provide students with a multifaceted platform to interact with industry professionals, participate in workshops, and discuss the latest advancements in their fields. Along with principal sponsorship, H2 Power Co. will provide subject matter expertise and mentorship throughout the competition term.

Todd Allen, Co-Director of the U-M H₂ Grand Challenge and MI H₂ welcomed H2 Power Co.'s sponsorship: "I am thrilled about our collaboration, which extends beyond sponsorship, and connecting our curriculum with the H₂ movement. This partnership empowers students and aligns education with real-world industry needs as we address the urgent global need for innovative energy solutions."