Australia's Ceramic Fuel Cells launches modular generator product for domestic usage

Importantly, our units are far more efficient and produce far less carbon dioxide and other emissions than traditional electricity generators like coal-fired power stations, said CFCs Managing Director Brendan Dow. Subject to agreeing final terms, Ceramic Fuel Cells will install the first BlueGen un...

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Published inPower engineering international Vol. 17; no. 6; p. 59
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Tulsa PennWell Publishing Corp 01.06.2009
PennWell Corporation
Subjects
Atmospheric carbon dioxide
Carbon dioxide
Coal
Electricity
Emissions
Energy
Environmental protection
Fuel cell industry
Fuel cells
Generators
Housing developments
Technological change
Australia
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Summary:Importantly, our units are far more efficient and produce far less carbon dioxide and other emissions than traditional electricity generators like coal-fired power stations, said CFCs Managing Director Brendan Dow. Subject to agreeing final terms, Ceramic Fuel Cells will install the first BlueGen unit in VicUrban's Sustainable and Affordable Living Centre in Dandenong to be opened towards the end of 2009, and will install up to three more demonstration units in other VicUrban developments next year, VicUrban is the Victorian Government's sustainable urban development agency.
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ISSN:1069-4994