LONDON, England - An innovative 100kW automotive fuel-cell architecture from energy technology group Intelligent Energy could provide automakers with an alternative high-performance option for the next generation of fuel-cell electric vehicles - also known as FCEVs.
The report says the architecture has been developed in response to market demand for next generation high-power automotive fuel-cell solutions and is the result of extensive research and engineering undertaken by Intelligent Energy’s Motive division in Loughborough, England.
The company also has operations in India, Japan and Singapore, a commercial office in Silicon Valley, California and research facilities in Florida, USA.