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Fuel Cell Enabling Technologies, Inc. Announces First Major Customer, Signs Memorandum of Understanding Regarding Purchase of Fuel Cells for Locomotives

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Tuesday, January 5, 2021
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In addition to fuel cell orders, this would mean engineering collaboration between the two firms, each bringing its specific and considerable expertise to these projects.

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  • In addition to fuel cell orders, this would mean engineering collaboration between the two firms, each bringing its specific and considerable expertise to these projects.
  • Locomotives have for some time been considered a prime target for new and renewable propulsion technology, but this collaboration may result in the first rail application of a fuel cell in the United States.
  • NGP chose FCET's fuel cell due in large part to its low-cost, high-efficiency design, making it a perfect candidate for installation in both light-rail and freight locomotive applications.
  • FCET's SOFC would be an improvement over existing PEM designs due to SOFC's advantages in efficiency and power density.

Breakthrough Fuel Cell Promises to Abate Methane/Noise Problems at Well-Heads

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Monday, November 12, 2018
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ALPHARETTA, Ga., Nov. 12, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --FCET (Fuel Cell Enabling Technologies, Inc.) has taken major steps toward bringing its breakthrough fuel cell technology to oil and gas well-head sites, helping solve the dual problems of methane emissions and noise pollution that plague many of these sites.

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  • ALPHARETTA, Ga., Nov. 12, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --FCET (Fuel Cell Enabling Technologies, Inc.) has taken major steps toward bringing its breakthrough fuel cell technology to oil and gas well-head sites, helping solve the dual problems of methane emissions and noise pollution that plague many of these sites.
  • FCET has entered into an agreement with NiGen International LLC (Houston, TX) to place FCET's fuel cell "stack" on platforms containing all the features needed to make the company's system complete.
  • Deininger added, "We know that our fuel cell system offers competitive advantages that make it the ideal solution to the persistent problems of methane gas emissions and excess noise faced by oil and gas drillers.
  • We expect to repay that trust through the outstanding performance of our fuel cell system."