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Precise, efficient and scalable

The new reference products

The basis for efficient testing

HORIBA FuelCon reference test system
Broad range for analysis and lifetime testing. Reference line

Tes­ting – at the hig­hest le­vel

Test so­lu­tions for hydro­gen elec­tro­lysis and test benches for fuel cell pro­duction

At HORIBA FuelCon, we develop customized test systems for fuel cells and electrolyzers that set new standards for sustainable energy. Our advanced test and production facilities make tomorrow’s progress a reality today. Together, we shape intelligent energy and automotive solutions, tackle the challenges of the energy transition, and actively contribute to a sustainable future.

Dri­ving the energy tran­sition for­ward to­get­her!

The world is undergoing a fundamental shift: moving away from fossil fuels is no longer just a vision—it’s becoming reality. Thanks to innovative technologies, we’re not only protecting our planet but also fostering economic growth.

To push this transformation forward, we need strong partners with technical expertise and experience. That’s exactly what we offer: cutting-edge test solutions for hydrogen electrolysis and sophisticated test benches for fuel cell production.

Research and Innovation – Hand in Hand

Thanks to our extensive know-how, many years of experience, and a strong innovative spirit, we set new standards and develop solutions for our customers’ ever-evolving challenges. HORIBA FuelCon is part of HORIBA. The HORIBA Group is a global network of more than 50 companies and around 8,000 employees — including approximately 200 at HORIBA FuelCon — providing high-precision measurement and analysis technology.

Hydrogen Technology Expo 2026

Visit us at Hydrogen Technology Expo Europe from 20 to 22 October.

Discover our new Reference Products and learn how the combined expertise of HORIBA FuelCon and BeXema is opening up new perspectives for hydrogen testing and power electronics.

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