Celadyne Technologies will expand its partnership with the US Army in a deal worth $1.9m, building on plans to integrate 50kW fuel cells into support vehicle applications.
Phase 2 is expected to further integrate advanced membranes into 50kW fuel cells for the US Army applications.
This will “further enhance fuel cell durability, efficiency and compactness,” aligning with the US Army, Marine Corps and Air Force’s interest in improved capabilities.
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