NEWARK, California and BANGALORE, India, June 18, 2026–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Ohmium International Inc., a leading manufacturer of modular, cutting-edge, high-efficiency proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzers, has been awarded the 2026 Global Technology Innovation Leadership Recognition by Frost & Sullivan for best practices in the PEM and green hydrogen. This recognition highlights Ohmium’s continued progress in transforming cutting-edge PEM technology into scalable, real-world hydrogen solutions that address major energy and industrial challenges in global markets.
Each year, Frost & Sullivan awards the Technology Innovation Leadership Recognition for Best Practices to organizations that demonstrate exceptional achievement in leveraging technology to drive market transformation and generate measurable business impact. The firm evaluates companies according to two main criteria: exploitation of technology and commercial impact. Ohmium distinguished itself in both areas, demonstrating its commitment to innovation, efficient development stages, commercialization and application diversity, while displaying strong financial performance, customer acquisition, operational efficiency, growth and excellence of its human capital. The company’s vertically integrated manufacturing model, its gigafactory capabilities enabling an annual production capacity of 2 GW expandable to 4 GW, as well as its modular system architecture highlight its ability to grow rapidly and serve a wide range of industrial and energy customers across the world.
“Frost & Sullivan believes that Ohmium’s ability to align customer-centric processes, operational discipline, scalable growth strategies and an innovation-driven workforce positions it to capture long-term opportunities in the rapidly evolving marketplace. green hydrogen,” says Ana Dominguez, industry best practices analyst at Frost & Sullivan.
The truly modular and distributed architecture of Ohmium’s PEM electrolyzer sets it apart from the industry’s conventional large-format centralized systems. Its integrated platform offers a high system efficiency of approximately 48 kWhAC/kg, using containerized units that combine water treatment, energy conversion, thermal management and digital controls into a unified architecture. Factory-assembled, pre-tested systems minimize site preparation and shorten installation times, while the plug-and-play configuration eliminates the need for heavy installation equipment in many deployments. The systems operate reliably in extreme ambient temperature ranges from -40°C to 55°C, allowing deployment in harsh climates without significant customization. The modular structure allows for incremental expansion of capacity, reducing initial investment risk and making adoption more accessible to a wider range of sectors and geographies.
“The global energy transition requires hydrogen infrastructure capable of being deployed at the pace and scale of the challenge we face. Our modular architecture was designed precisely for this moment, to make electrolysis deployable anywhere, incrementally scalable, and economically viable without compromising performance. The Technology Innovation Leadership award from Frost & Sullivan confirms that distributed and prefabricated systems provide the ideal basis for the next generation of green hydrogen infrastructure, and that Ohmium is leading the way,” says Markus Tacke, Managing Director of Ohmium International.
Frost & Sullivan congratulates Ohmium International for setting a new benchmark for PEM electrolyzer innovation, marketing rigor and cross-industry applicability. The company is actively collaborating with its ecosystem partners to deploy green hydrogen solutions in industrial, mobility and decentralized energy use cases, including microgrid-based hydrogen production and integrated clean energy systems. This diversity of use cases highlights the adaptability of Ohmium’s PEM platform, both in centralized industrial operations and distributed energy environments. By combining modular innovation, rapid deployment and scalable manufacturing, the company is redefining the way electrolyzer systems are designed, deployed and scaled at scale, positioning Ohmium as a key player in the infrastructure of new generation hydrogen.
For more information regarding this distinction, view the full report on Ohmium’s Leadership in Technology Innovation.
About Ohmium
Ohmium designs, manufactures and deploys modular and scalable proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzers, which make it possible to produce green hydrogen at competitive costs. The company’s range of electrochemical products helps customers achieve their sustainable energy goals in industrial, transportation and energy projects. Ohmium’s headquarters is located in the United States, manufacturing is done in India and the company has a presence around the world. Ohmium has a pipeline of green hydrogen projects of over 2 GW spread across three continents. In 2023, Ohmium closed a $250 million Series C fundraising round, led by TPG Rise Climate
To learn more, visit https://www.ohmium.com/.
Distinction Best Practices de Frost & Sullivan
Frost & Sullivan Best Practices honors recognize companies in regional and global markets that demonstrate exceptional achievement and consistent excellence in areas such as leadership, technology innovation, customer experience and strategic product development. Each award is the result of a rigorous analytical process in which Frost & Sullivan industry experts evaluate performance using in-depth interviews, detailed analysis and extensive secondary research. The aim is to identify true leading organizations that are driving transformative growth and setting new standards in their industry.
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