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B OC is to run development trials of solid oxide fuel cell technology operating on liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). The innovative SOFC operates at intermediate temperatures of 550-600Β°C rather than 750-800Β°C, and has been developed by UK-based Ceres Power, a spin-off from Imperial College London. Under the agreement, the two companies will assess how LPG works with Ceres' wafer-thin fuel cells.
The technology developed by Ceres (www. cerespower.com) does not need hydrogen, which means that LPG could be used to produce clean, silent power in a wide range of applications. The Ceres team has spent more than 12 years developing and proving the intermediate-temperature
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