Intelligent Energy inks partnership to take fuel cells into Indian telco market

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Memorandum of Understanding raises prospects of major Indian supply deal for UK clean tech firm

UK fuel cell developer Intelligent Energy could be on the brink of opening up a major new market for its technology, after inking an agreement with Microqual Techno Limited to explore the use of fuel cells...

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