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Intelligent Energy reports highest power densities yet for automotive fuel cells

07 April 2013

Intelligent Energy reports that its proprietary fuel cell technology is providing leading levels of power output and performance for a number of its automotive customers.

The company’s fuel cell stacks are demonstrating continuous power-to-volume and power-to-weight densities of 3.7kW/l and 2.5kW/kg, respectively.
 
“We believe that our fuel cell stack technology has achieved industry leading power density performance," says Intelligent Energy’s motive division managing director, James Batchelor. "These interim results are only part way along our technology roadmap and much more is still to come with further improvements in the pipeline.

“Importantly, we deliver these benchmark performance levels using our own patented technology which has been designed for high volume, low-cost manufacturing. We provide our technology to existing clients as they progress towards series production and continue to work with new automotive customers and OEMs under a variety of commercial arrangements.”

In 2012, Intelligent Energy formed a joint venture in Japan with the Suzuki Motor Corporation to manufacture fuel cells for a range of automotive and other sectors. In February of this year, within 12 months of its incorporation, the joint venture, SMILE FC System, announced the completion of the first ready-to-scale production line.

Intelligent Energy was founded on Loughborough University research and is headquartered at Loughborough University Science and Enterprise Park.


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