EODev, the French clean power company specializing in hydrogen power generation and energy storage systems, has partnered with Baudouin, the French manufacturer of power solutions to introduce industrial-scale Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) power generation to the market. The collaboration marks a significant step toward expanding distributed energy solutions, with the companies set to unveil their new distributed power offering in September.
As electricity demand continues to rise across Europe and other global markets, operators of data centres, industrial facilities and critical infrastructure are facing mounting challenges, including constrained power grids, lengthy grid connection timelines and the growing need for reliable, uninterrupted electricity. While renewable energy and battery storage remain key components of the energy transition, many sites still require a dependable, around-the-clock on-site power source to ensure operational resilience.
Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) technology is designed to address these evolving energy needs by generating electricity through an electrochemical process using natural gas, renewable gases or hydrogen. Unlike conventional combustion-based systems, SOFC solutions deliver high electrical efficiency, significantly lower carbon emissions and near-zero air pollutants while operating quietly and continuously. They can function either alongside the grid or independently, and their waste heat can be recovered for combined heat and power (CHP) applications, further improving overall energy efficiency.
For EODev, the partnership strengthens its mission of delivering integrated, customer-centric energy solutions that combine multiple technologies to meet diverse operational requirements. By complementing its existing portfolio of hydrogen generators and battery energy storage systems, SOFC technology adds a reliable baseload power solution capable of supplying continuous electricity for mission-critical operations. Each modular SOFC unit delivers 600 kW of power and can be scaled to multi-megawatt installations, offering flexible, high-efficiency energy solutions for a wide range of industrial applications.
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“Our customers are not looking for a specific technology. They want power they can count on, that fits their site and helps them cut emissions,” said Stéphane Jardin, Chief Executive Officer of EODev. “SOFC lets us offer high-efficiency, lower-carbon power that runs continuously, on-site. Partnering with Baudouin gives us a trusted, industrial partner to bring this to market with the quality and support our customers expect. We look forward to sharing more in September.”
For Baudouin, the partnership extends its power-generation expertise into next-generation fuel-cell technology, delivered through a partner with deep integration and service capability.
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“This partnership with EODev represents an important milestone in Baudouin’s New Energy journey,” said Fabrizio Mozzi, Chief Executive Officer of Baudouin. “By combining our expertise in critical power applications with innovative Solide Oxide Fuel Cell technology, we are expanding the range of solutions available for our customers while remaining true to our commitment to reliability, performance and the long-term energy transition. »
Under the partnership, EODev will integrate Baudouin’s SOFC solutions across Europe, with exclusive rights in France and Poland, and pursue further opportunities in international markets.
The solution is currently undergoing field validation through its pilot installations, ahead of its commercial launch in September 2026, with first customer deliveries targeted for Q1 2027.
