Intelligent Energy was one of only 36 advanced technology companies worldwide to be named a Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum in 2006.   The company will be represented in Dalian by Director of Corporate Finance, Dr Mark Lawson-Statham, who has also been invited to give a presentation at the meeting, where he will talk about Intelligent Energy’s hydrogen fuel cell motorcycle, ENV, and will discuss the importance of the design process and product innovation in the creation of groundbreaking new products.

Intelligent Energy is focused on the provision of cleaner power and carbon abatement, via a range of world-class fuel cell, fuel processing, desulphurisation and hydrogen generation technologies.  The company’s business model is to partner with leading companies globally in the transportation, oil and gas, aerospace, defence, distributed generation and portable power markets. 

Intelligent Energy’s current partners and customers include Boeing, for whom Intelligent Energy have developed a fuel cell system to power a light aircraft; PSA Peugeot Citroën, with whom the company is developing automotive fuel cell systems and The Suzuki Motor Corporation, with whom the company is working on the development of prototype hydrogen fuel cell motorcycles using Intelligent Energy’s advanced fuel cell power systems.  The company has also received widespread acclaim for its own invention: ENV, the world’s first purpose built hydrogen fuel cell motorcycle. The company has received high-level recognition both for its portfolio of innovative technologies and its business operations.

Intelligent Energy is privately-owned and is led by Chief Executive Dr Henri Winand and non-executive Chairman John Rennocks, with  offices in Loughborough, London, Long Beach, Albuquerque and Johannesburg, with a representative in Japan.

Intelligent Energy’s proprietary fuel cell power systems are characterised by high power density and performance and multi-functional low cost components, designed for manufacturing.  The result is fuel cell systems of reduced size, cost and complexity.  The company’s fuel processing and hydrogen generation platforms are fuel-flexible, providing hydrogen from a range of both conventional fossil fuel and sustainable fuel feedstocks.  Intelligent Energy continues to build upon its fundamental technological differentiators to produce fuel cell system platforms, which offer cost-effective solutions to clean energy provision across a broad range of applications. 
www.intelligent-energy.com 

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