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Ballard supplying 20 fuel cell modules to UK bus OEM
Reflects European drive to use fuel cells for heavy duty transportation applications.
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Ballard fuel-cell modules to power trucks in Alberta hydrogen project
AZETEC will test hydrogen’s ability to fuel the province’s freight transportation sector.
Ballard signs deal to provide power modules for ferry in Norway
Will provide two 200-kilowatt power modules, ferry to begin operating in 2021.
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Ballard signs $1.2M deal with Danish broadband networks
Framework agreement with initial orders for 30 backup power fuel cell systems.
Protonex supplying fuel-cell systems to U.S. Navy for UAV trials
Providing a variant of its 600 watt PEM fuel-cell propulsion system for the Hybrid Tiger program.
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Gaining traction: Ballard’s faith in hydrogen is paying off
Is the clean tech innovator about to achieve its breakout moment?
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Ballard PEM fuel cell using 80% less platinum for release this year
A Non Precious Metal Catalyst from Nisshinbo reduces stack cost by eliminating most of the precious metal.
Ballard inks $11M deal for 200 fuel-cell engines heading for China
Broad-Ocean Motor to demonstrate clean energy buses and commercial vehicles in Chinese cities.
Ballard inks $25M tech-transfer deal with Chinese partner
Blue-Ocean make and sell fuel cell engines at three locations for sale in China.
Ballard fuel cell buses hit the 6.2M milestone
That’s the equivalent of driving 250 times around the globe.
Ballard inks fuel cell module bus deal with Nanning
Part of a plan to develop the market in China’s Guangxi province.
Protonex gets EAR99 rating for fuel cell propulsion systems
Designation creates a path for the Ballard subsidiary for commercial export and use in unmanned vehicles.
Ballard to provide fuel cell expertise to auto OEM
A follow-on contract will involve the manufacturer’s membrane electrode assembly program.
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Ballard to demonstrate PEM propulsion system on UAV
Protonex subsidiary provides prototype fuel-cell power modules for Insitu’s ScanEagle.
Hydrogen fuelled cars are back as technology improves
Toyota is betting on fuel cells as the long-term solution to an emissions-free vehicle.
