Rapid progress and innovations in technology have furthered development in the fuel cell industries and the infrastructure to support them, resulting in viable fuel cell power generation across a wide range of sectors.
This progress will be reflected at the Tenth Grove Fuel Cell Symposium 2007, where the advances in a number of application areas will be explored, including transportation, commercial and industrial stationary fuel cells, consumer electronics and micro fuel cells, and fuels for fuel cell applications.
With over 400 delegates, the Grove Symposium has grown to become the largest and most comprehensive fuel cell event in Europe. At this year’s event, there will be over 100 exhibitors, a 3 day conference programme and a number of live fuel cell demonstrations.
As part of the live demonstrations, a variety of fuel cell powered vehicles, portable, stationary and micro fuel cell products will be on display at the exhibition and visitors will be able to take a look at the technology applied to these vehicles, while discussing key issues with the developers and engineers involved. During the event, visitors will also be able to meet the leading developers of fuel cell systems and suppliers of component products and services, while the opportunity to meet and discuss current issues with an array of industry insiders will be another feature of this year’s symposium.
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