Press releases
Without hydrogen filling stations, no fuel cell cars – without fuel cell cars, no hydrogen filling stations. Visitors to the international fuel cell forum "f-cell" (www.f-cell.de) in Stuttgart will find out how the US carmaker General Motors envisages the solution to the 'chicken-and-egg' problem. The event on September 29 and 30 will provide information in the form of more than 60 lectures on the state of the art and market launches in the field of stationary, mobile or portable applications of the fuel cell. The comprehensive trade fair, new poster exhibition, and the "f-cell Award" ceremony will make their contribution to successful networking.
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Time to 'jump' into the market? The international fuel cell specialist forum "f-cell" with its congress and trade fair on September 29 and 30 in Stuttgart will show the state of the art in portable, mobile, and stationary fuel cell applications. One of the forums covers the topic of market opportunities and strategies. The Canadian expert Susan Sheehan recommends visionary thinking for entrepreneurial success.
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A large-scale trade fair and a comprehensive program of lectures: Both are features of the international fuel cell forum "f-cell" on 29 and 30 September in Stuttgart, making this forum a central platform for the industry. In 2008, the focus of the specialist event for producers and users of fuel cells in stationary, mobile and portable applications will be on heating systems for houses as well as fuel cell power stations for industry and local authorities. The demand for booth space is strong. Individual booths are still available.
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Hydrogen refueling in three minutes at 700 bar – it works! Fuel cell users will find out how this works at this year's fuel cell specialist forum "f-cell" on September 29 and 30, 2008, in Stuttgart. Jaco Reijerkerk of Linde Gas, one of a total of 60 speakers, will present innovative technologies that can be used to fill the tank in a short time. It is planned that consumers will also be able to refuel in this way by 2012.
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With the title "f-cell vision", the eighth international fuel cell forum "fcell" (www.f-cell.de) will be showing a poster exhibition with new and visionary ideas for the enhancement and deployment of fuel cells for the first time September on 29 and 30 in Stuttgart. The three outstanding entries will receive the "f-cell vision best poster" award. The deadline for entries is July 15, 2008.
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Across the world, experts are working at full tilt: The aim is for fuel cell systems to quickly provide a clean energy supply alternative for mobile, portable, and stationary applications. On September 29 and 30, the eighth fuel cell forum "fcell" in Stuttgart will include 60 lectures and a great many insights into important international flagship projects and initiatives. The detailed program will be available from end of June onwards on the Internet (www.f-cell.de).
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Eighth forum for producers and users of fuel cells: The "f-cell" 2008 on September 29 and 30 in Stuttgart. With our partner EnBW, this year's focus is on the stationary application of the fuel cell. The wide-ranging event is expanding its international orientation and will include exciting lectures from Canada.
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“The fuel cell is suitable for everyday use!” While this is not a totally new revelation, the technology has developed to such a degree that realistic assessments can be made as to when it will be launched on the market – following further optimization. During this year’s “f-cell” specialized forum on fuel cells held September 24 and 25 in Stuttgart, concrete dates were presented – initial series to be introduced in 2010, and as of 2015, cars, heating systems for single-family homes or industrial applications will be available on a larger scale. Portable devices will be introduced even sooner. They have already conquered niche markets such as emergency power supply and off-grid applications. However, time is running short: “We need environmentally-friendly energy supply alternatives to achieve our climate goals.”
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Cars are driving and unmanned aircraft are already flying with hydrogen and fuel cells. Accordingly, a light plane with a crew should soon be able to take off. Alternative energy-saving vehicles driven by fuel cells travel record distances of over 2,000 kilometers with an energy consumption of just one liter of gasoline. These extraordinary innovations can be seen at the international "f-cell" forum on September 24-25 in Stuttgart, Germany. Entrance to the trade fair is free-ofcharge for those guests who have already registered themselves at www.f-cell.de.
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