Ballard Power Systems
Ballard Power Systems, Inc. engages in the design, development, manufacture, sale, and service of hydrogen fuel cell products for materials handling, residential cogeneration, backup power, and heavy-duty applications. It operates in three segments: Power Generation, Automotive, and Material Products. The Power Generation segment offers fuel cell products and services for material handling, backup power, and residential cogeneration purposes. The Automotive segment provides fuel-cell products and services for fuel-cell cars, vans, and buses. The Material Products segment offers carbon fiber products primarily for automotive transmissions and gas diffusion layers for fuel cells.
Quantron is a system provider of clean battery and hydrogen-powered e-mobility for commercial vehicles such as trucks, buses, and vans. In addition to new electric vehicles, the wide range of services offered by the innovation forge includes the electrification of used and existing vehicles, the creation of individual overall concepts including the appropriate charging infrastructure as well as rental, financing, and leasing offers, and driver training. Quantron AG also sells batteries and integrated customized electrification concepts to manufacturers of commercial vehicles, machinery, and intralogistics vehicles.
Wei Chi Teng Automobile is a high-end commercial vehicle R&D and manufacturer.
Protonex is opening up a world of new energy by revolutionizing the way you can use portable power. Tap into tomorrow's power today and find the product that best suits your changing portable power needs. Protonex power solutions offer numerous advantages over batteries and generators
IdaTech, including the Company's fuel cell product lines for backup power applications, distributor and customer relationships, as well as a license to intellectual property.
H2scan Corporation is headquartered in Valencia, California, and was formed September 18, 2002 through an MBO with capital assistance from Vancouver-based Chrysalix Energy Limited Partnership and Ravinia Venture Fund. The company was created upon the purchase of all sensor assets of DCH Sensor Corporation. Ballard Power Systems Inc., Shell Hydrogen, and Duke Energy formed Chrysalix (www.chrysalix.com) in July 2001. This Partnership has since been joined by The BOC Group, BASF Venture Capital, The Mitsubishi Corporation. The fundamental technology of H2scan sensor systems was developed by the U.S. National Laboratory at Sandia. H2scan has significantly improved upon this technology through US patents and manufacturing trade secrets.
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