UTC Power to launch fuel cell that is "cheaper than the grid"

James S Murray
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Fuel cell breakthrough promises to deliver low carbon, cost competitive energy to up to 60 per cent of commercial properties

UTC Power, the fuel cell division of engineering conglomerate United Technologies, is poised to launch a phosphoric acid fuel cell system for commercial properties that it claims will deliver power at...

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