- CEO
- Hansjörg Plaggemars
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Electrical products
- Address
- Heide Germany
- IPO Date
- Nov 28, 2006
- Business
- H2 Core AG is a Germany-based clean technology company that develops, manufactures, and integrates modular, plug-and-play hydrogen energy systems for decentralized and autonomous power supply. The company specializes in integrated green hydrogen generation, storage, and power reconversion solutions designed to replace conventional diesel generators and provide zero-emission energy for critical infrastructure, telecommunications, commercial, and industrial applications. Its core product and service portfolio comprises PowerCore modular self-recharging fuel cell and storage power systems; HydroCab standardized indoor and outdoor cabinetized and containerized hydrogen plants; scalable Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM) electrolysis modules spanning kilowatt to multi-megawatt capacities, incorporating integrated Enapter AEM core technology; integrated fuel cell generation units ranging from 1.2 kW to multi-kilowatt outputs; high-pressure hydrogen compression units operating up to 1,000 bar; modular high-pressure gas storage bundles and cylinder racks; integrated water treatment and demineralization systems; proprietary intelligent Energy Management Systems (EMS) with cloud-based remote monitoring and telemetry controls; and turnkey system engineering, project planning, installation, commissioning, technical consulting, and lifecycle maintenance services. The company serves domestic and international markets across Europe, Africa, North America, and South America, focusing on remote telecommunications tower power and off-grid utility infrastructure. Founded in 2020 as H2 Core Systems GmbH as a spin-off from the TC-Hydraulik Group, the company is headquartered in Heide, Germany. In June 2024, the entity completed a reverse takeover of Frankfurt-listed MARNA Beteiligungen AG and officially rebranded as H2 Core AG under the ticker symbol M5S. Recent corporate developments include international pilot agreements to supply PowerCore units to telecommunications operators in South Africa and Kenya, technology and manufacturing integration alliances with Enapter AG and Siemens AG, and executive restructuring alongside filing for court-supervised insolvency proceedings under German law in July 2026 to assess restructuring and operational continuity options.