| P21, one of
the leading manufacturers of fuel cells to provide emergency electricity
for the mobile telecommunication industry, has been selected as one of
the finalists in the "Europe Top 100" list compiled by the American magazine
"Red Herring." This list honors the best technological businesses in Europe,
the Middle East and Africa. P21 announced the news today. "We at P21 are
honored by the conferral of this prestigious award, which confirms the
previous successful work and the innovative strength of our business,"
said P21's CEO Dieter Braechtken. "We're very pleased to rank among the
businesses that Red Herring selected," Braechtken added. "With this nomination,
technological specialists have recognized P21 as a financially strong European
player with excellent know-how in the field of fuel-cell technology. The
nomination simultaneously also confirms that our products are in demand
around the world."
Red Herring's lists of the best privately
owned businesses are an important element in the magazine's tradition of
identifying new and innovative technological businesses and enterprising
businesspeople. The editors of Red Herring were among the first to take
notice of pioneering businesses such as Google, eBay and Skype, for which
the editors predicted bright futures as trailblazing enterprises that would
transform the ways people live and work.
The editors of Red Herring rely on
strict parameters to evaluate businesses. Each assessment includes a meticulous
analysis of financial data, as well as subjective criteria such as the
quality of the business's management, the implementation of its strategy,
and its commitment to research and development.
Headquartered in Brunnthal (near
Munich), the P21 GmbH is a globally leading manufacturer of fuel-cell based
backup power systems supporting the telecommunication industry. Having
already successfully proven its technology in various field tests with
international telecommunication carriers, P21 is currently working to promulgate
its technology worldwide.
"The telecommunications industry
requires cost-effective, reliable and environmentally friendly backup systems
in order to guarantee the 24/7 availability of mobile network base stations.
P21's 'Premion T' fuel-cell system was specially developed to meet the
needs of the telecommunications industry. It assures reliable electrical
supply while simultaneously reducing global energy consumption," Braechtken
explained.
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