Oorja debuts methanol fuel cell

James S Murray
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Promises to power clean, green lifting machines

US start up Oorja Protonics has emerged from stealth mode with a methanol fuel cell pack designed for forklifts and other small lift-and-load vehicles. The company claims its new methanol fuel cells...

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