Intelligent Energy clears fuel cell powered drones for take-off

James Murray
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UK firm to supply fuel cells for unmanned aerial vehicles, as clean tech industry starts to tap into drone potential

Intelligent Energy has today announced a new deal with US-based logistics and asset management specialist PINC to supply fuel cells for the use in the company's growing fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles...

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