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Image Bank Credits

Fuel Cell Today gratefully acknowledges and thanks the following companies for permission to use their images on the Fuel Cell Today website:

Boeing International Corporation
Boeing Fuel Cell Demonstrator Airplane.
The East Japan Railway Company
JR East fuel cell train.
General Hydrogen
Fuel cell forklift truck in operation.
Honda
Honda FCX fuel cell vehicle and home refueling station.
Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies
The H-Racer, Horizon Fuel Cell’s award-winning miniature fuel cell car.
Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies and DLR Stuttgart, Institut für Technische Thermodynamik
The HyFish fuel cell jet plane. DLR initiated, financed and led the HyFish project, and Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies provided the fuel cell propulsion system.
Millennium Cell / Gecko Energy Technologies LLC
Laptop computer with integrated PowerSkin fuel cell.
SFC Smart Fuel Cell AG
Remote outdoor sensor station powered by Smart AG’s fuel cell system.
Tokyo Gas Co.
Residential fuel cell unit powering a private home in Japan.
Toshiba Corporation
Mobile phone and media unit powered by fuel cells.
Transport for London
London fuel cell bus. The bus was part of the CUTE/HyFLEET CUTE trial which lasted three years.

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