Intelligent Energy targets bike fleets in fuel cell drive

James S Murray
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UK fuel cell specialist outlines how it plans to spend the cash raised through its recent $30m funding round

Fresh from securing $30m through its latest funding round, UK-based fuel cell developer Intelligent Energy has outlined plans to add to its operations globally and expand its presence in the growing market...

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