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11 Jan 2010

Hydrogenics Awarded Development Contract With the Canadian Space Agency

Hydrogenics Corporation has announced the award of a contract for the development of a next generation power system to be used for surface mobility applications on the moon.


The scope of the contract includes an electrolyser that produces both hydrogen and oxygen using solar power and a fuel cell system to be used for mobility, auxiliary, and life support systems. Hydrogenics has partnered with MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates having provided advanced technology solutions to the Canadian space program for over three decades; Routes AstroEngineering for instrumentation, and control systems; and the University of Waterloo.

Source: Fuel Cell Today

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