A novel standalone hybrid solar/wind/fuel cell (FC) power generation system is designed and constructed.The contribution of this work is that the large-scale constructed hybrid system combines two renewableresources (solar and wind energy) with a FC system used as a standby power source to produce electricenergy. Moreover, it maximally converts solar and wind energy into electric power because it uses anovel fast and highly accurate unified maximum power point tracking (MPPT) technique which concurrently tracks the maximum power points of both photovoltaic (PV) system and wind energy conversionsystem (WECS) implemented in the hybrid system. Few hybrid solar/wind/FC power sources reported inthe literature are simulated models, and moreover, there is not any new MPPT consideration in them. It isexperimentally verified that the constructed hybrid system efficiently produces electric energy for aremote area under different environmental conditions such as cloudy sky. The MPPT technique implemented in the standalone hybrid solar/wind/FC system is also compared to the state-of-the-art MPPTmethods, the comparison explicitly demonstrates that the technique provides the highest MPPT efficiencies of 99.60% and 99.28% along with the shortest tracking convergence times of 12 ms and 15 ms respectively in PV systems and WECSs