Abstract: A wind powered hydrogen generator with storage that is decoupled from an electric grid. A start-up fuel cell provides power to the generator to energize the generator's field coils, to the pitch adjustable blades to adjust pitch of the blades to maintain rotation rate of the rotor, and to power the yawing motor. Electrolyzers are stacked in the tower to generate hydrogen, which is stored in hydrogen impermeable piping mounted on the tower to receive hydrogen for storage and to provide hydrogen to the start-up fuel cell. The invention can be sited in locations having wind speeds within the operating range of wind speeds, regardless of whether connection can be made to the electric grid.