Intelligent Energy hails fuel cell power density breakthrough

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Coalition of leading UK firms reveals major leap forward in fuel cell performance, promising significant improvements to zero emission vehicles

A research project involving several of the UK's leading technology companies has delivered a major breakthrough in the development of fuel cell systems, raising the prospect of significant improvements...

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