Automotive Fuel Cell Cooperation
9000 Glenlyon Parkway, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

Established in 2008, AFCC Automotive Fuel Cell Cooperation Corp. (“AFCC”) is a Burnaby, B.C. based joint venture of Daimler AG and Ford Motor Company developing fuel cell modules for automotive applications.

Today, AFCC is a joint-venture among Daimler and Ford Motor Company. AFCC also works closely with fuel cell systems developer NuCellSys GmbH and Daimler’s fuel cell stack manufacturing group at Mercedes-Benz Fuel Cells, co-located with AFCC in Burnaby, BC.

As the birthplace of the automotive fuel cell, British Columbia is the natural home for AFCC due to the large concentration of fuel cell experts in the area and the province’s commitment to fuel cell research and innovation.

AFCC employs over 200 people committed to the commercialization of this technology in automotive applications.

MISSION

1. Develop a fuel cell stack for vehicles that meets cost targets.
2. Develop innovative stack concepts and technologies for next generation fuel cell vehicles.
3. Own fuel cell stack product design from “cradle to grave”.