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Nuvera Announces Sale of New Fuel Cell System
04-01-2005: Nuvera Fuel Cells, Inc. announced it will begin accepting orders for its new 5 kW PowerFlowTM hydrogen fuel cell system at the 2005 Hannover Fair taking place in Hannover, Germany from April 11-15.
In response to market needs, PowerFlow was designed as a complete, fully automated fuel cell system to be installed into industrial vehicles and equipment for a variety of applications. It is a compact, flexible system that features proven direct water injection technology, resulting in operational simplicity, fewer balance-of-plant components than standard fuel cell systems, and high reliability. In addition, PowerFlow incorporates metallic bipolar plates to ensure low production costs and resistance to shock and vibration.
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