Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies

Submitted by David Herron on April 7, 2008 - 12:52pm

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Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies

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Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies

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A company designing and building fuel cell technology. They have developed fuel cells for a range of sizes and uses including:

Educational Products
Toy Products
Hobby & Model RC
Consumer Electronics
Portable Power
Aerospace (UAV)
Recreational Power
Personal Mobility
Light Duty Automotive

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