GM Takes On Fuel Cell Partner

By Greg Mazurkiewicz

General Motors (Detroit, MI) has formed a strategic partnership with Hydrogenics Corp. (Mississauga, ON, Canada), a PEM fuel cell manufacturer. The two companies have already produced a backup power system that uses an electrolyzer to generate hydrogen when grid power is on. When grid power is lost, the system uses a fuel cell to generate electricity from the hydrogen.

Publication date: 01/21/2002

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