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  Acta makes the news at the Fuel Cell Seminar
Publication Date:19-Nov-2007
02:00 PM US Eastern Timezone 
Source:Acta
Following a successful show at Grove in September Acta gave the Ammonia Electrolyser its US debut during October at the Fuel Cell Seminar in San Antonio Texas and made the local news headlines

Interest in Acta's new Ammonia Electrolyser technology has grown considerably in the past few months following its European debut at the Grove Fuel Cell Symposium in London and this wave of interest continued unabated at the show in Texas.

The Fuel Cell Seminar is one of the world's largest gatherings of industry experts presenting technical papers and with over 175 exhibitors is the largest industry supported fuel cell exhibition outside of Japan.

Visitors to the Acta stand showed great interest in the ammonia electrolyser / PEM Fuel cell demonstration, Throughout the week the Acta commercial team were busy with enquiries on ammonia electrolysis and Acta's platinum-free catalysts which were shown running fuel cell demonstration kits with multiple fuels..

A successful show for Acta culminated in an interview by a local news team which aired on KSAT News Channel. The news team were present throughout the week and the interest at the show in the Power Profit demo kit resulted in the news team capturing shots of the demo in operation, assisted by Acta co founder Mr Alessandro Tampucci and an interview with Acta Chief Operating Officer Mr Toby Woolrych.
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KSAT News Feature on Fuel Cells
www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8DvMBuohv8&eurl=http://www.acta-nanotech.com/index

 
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