AFC Delays Delivery of Fuel Cell to AkzoNobel
AFC Energy has said it will delay delivery of its first fuel cells to AkzoNobel after talks with the customer.
The alkaline fuel cell company said the individual fuel cells are operating well, but there is further work required to enhance the overall output of the combined system.
Source: Fuel Cell Today
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