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  GM plant experiments with hydrogen fuel cells
Publication Date:29-July-2006
09:00 AM US Eastern Timezone 
Source:Corinne Kator-Modern Materials Handling 
General Motors of Canada is launching a two-year pilot project to use hydrogen-powered lift trucks at the GM plant in Oshawa. The project will use the beta version of Hydrogenics' HyPM Fuel Cell Power Packs in more than a dozen lift trucks from NACCO Materials Handling.

Funding for the project comes from Sustainable Development Technology Canada, a foundation created by the Canadian government to support environmentally friendly technologies.

"General Motors of Canada operated two hydrogen-powered forklifts in our car plant in 2005 and we were impressed with the durability and reliability of the vehicles, as well as their environmental potential," says GM’s David Paterson. "We are excited to be part of this project that will help to advance hydrogen technology even further."

 
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