Hydrogen (H2) generation technology specialist Hydrogenics Corporation has been awarded a $4m fuel cell contract in China.
The Canadian company was selected by one of its certified integrator partners in the North Pacific rim country for a fuel cell order to power buses throughout a number of major metropolitan areas.
The partner’s identity remains anonymous, but Hydrogenics anticipates significant supplementary contracts to be awarded in 2017 on the back of this initial $4m deal.
Daryl Wilson, CEO of Hydrogenics, stated, “Fuel cells offer a greater range of mobility and more rapid fuelling than batteries, last longer, and can be an integral part of a carbon neutral programme if sustainable resources are also used to generate the H2 fuel itself. Hydrogenics remains a compelling choice given our technology leadership in heavy-duty fuel cells as well as the scope of our applications – which span from energy storage to large-scale H2-based energy production.”
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