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Ballard, Sanmina-SCI to commercialize telecoms backup power

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2004
Tongue
English
Weight
74 KB
Volume
2004
Category
Article
ISSN
1464-2859

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✦ Synopsis

B C-based Palcan Fuel Cells has signed a letter of intent with CET Technologies in Singapore, a division of Singapore Technologies. Under the agreement CET will test and evaluate Palcan's Palpacβ„’ fuel cell system and backup power generator for use by the Singapore Armed Forces.

The testing and evaluation will take place over a period of three to six months, starting imminently. CET will provide test results to Palcan and anticipates that -subject to agreement on pricing, specifications and delivery schedules -it will purchase Palpac fuel cell systems and backup power generators for resale to its customers, including the Singapore Armed Forces. The country's military is seeking a replacement energy source for its gasoline-fueled power supply systems, with an additional goal to reduce the environmental impact of existing dry-cell batteries.

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