Clean, efficient and reliable, it has the potential not only to reduce greenhouse gas emissions here at home, but also to provide new opportunities for Canadian firms to help the rest of the world deal with climate change.
Fuel cells convert energy into electricity through an electrochemical process.
Each generator is capable of providing electrical power, as well as space and water heating, to approximately six to seven units in a building. Fuel cells produce clean energy, operate at low temperatures and are highly efficient and very reliable. We are pleased that there is a shared vision of clean and efficient energy through fuel cell technology. Hydrogenics is proud to be a leader in the development of leading-edge energy solutions. Once commercially available this project could create 1,000 new jobs over the next decade, jobs that will create a climate that can lead to more innovation.