Danish researchers were among the first to develop the cells and continue to be leading in the field. Today, Denmark has players in all links of the value chain, from research on materials to cell production and system integration to end users.

The technology has now reached the stage where it is important for developers, businesses and investors to meet.

Therefore, the development Consortium HotMEA invites, in cooperation with the Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells, to a project day on the new high temperature polymer fuel cells.

The event is held in Danish.

Registration

The event is free of charge and open to everybody. The number of participants is limited. Registration is due before June 1, 2010.
To register please contact Kirsten Thomsen at kmt@kemi.dtu.dk.  Registration is binding. In case of non-appearance or cancelation on the day of the event we will charge you for DKK 300.

HotMEA is a consortium supported by Energinet.dk under the ForskEl-programmet. The partners are DTU Kemi, Danish Power Systems, IRD Fuel Cells and Dantherm Power. The consortium works with development of high temperature polymer fuel cells (HT-PEMFC). The event is organized by DTU Kemi, Danish Power Systems and the Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells.

Contact information

Jens Oluf Jensen, DTU Kemi joj@kemi.dtu.dk, 45 25 23 14
Hans Aage Hjuler, Danish Power Systems hah@daposy.dk, 41 35 52 68.
Aksel Mortensgaard, Partnerskabet for Brint og Brændselsceller akmo@di.dk, 33 77 30 62.

Programme

See the programme here (in Danish).