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Running uphill on the home stretch – support for the stationary fuel cell must continue
Ideas for the mobile application of hydrogen-driven fuel cells featured as one of the central themes of the Hanover Trade Fair. The stationary fuel cell heating unit, however, is already a step further in its realisation as a technically mature development.
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The GAMMA has wind in its sails for home heating: a fuel cell is installed on Hamburg’s “Rickmer Rickmers” museum
The fuel cell heating unit on the "Rickmer Rickmers", the Hamburg-based museum sailing ship, has officially been put into operation by Axel Gedaschko, Senator for Economy and Employment, on behalf of the free and hanseatic city of Hamburg. The City of Hamburg has thus opened a new chapter in confronting climate change with fewer CO2 emissions.
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BAXI INNOTECH focus for market entry more on the “Made in Germany” brand; cooperation with SMA
"To introduce fuel cell heating units for private homes to the market, we must concentrate on involving all participating market partners at an early stage and setting up an intelligent value-added chain together based on win-win situations," announced Guido Gummert, Managing Director of Baxi Innotech, at the ‘Hannover Messe’ trade fair.
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A final boost on the home stretch before entering the market: BAXI INNOTECH is in great shape at the ISH
The GAMMA 1.0 Fuel Cell Heating Unit, in its final stage of development at Baxi Innotech, is now appearing in a completely new form: it is smaller, more compact and more efficient.
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Baxi Innotech and Ballard Power Systems sign exclusive agreement for Callux Project
Baxi Innotech GmbH, the leading European manufacturer of fuel cell heating units has announced a supply, licence and cooperation agreement with Ballard Power Systems (TSX: BLD-T; NASDAQ: BLD).
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Ready for the cellar, last test for the market: Baxi Innotech’s first pilot production run
Greater energy efficiency and less CO2 with the fuel cell heating unit in single family houses
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With their expert knowledge and assured values, BAXI INNOTECH passes Germany´s performance test
It is now official that the fuel cell that operates from your own home is being prepared for the market.
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Time for the boiler to make way
At this year’s Hannover Trade Fair, BAXI INNOTECH will be informing the specialist public of the advanced state that has now been reached in the deployment of fuel cell heating technology for single family homes.
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Fuel Cell for hamburg municipal cleaners
At the press of a button, Dr Herlind Gundelach, Hamburg State Counsellor for the Environment, and Dr. Rüdiger Siechau, General Manager of the Hamburg Sanitation Department, set a fuel cell heating unit in operation on 17th September at the “Neuländer Kamp 6” recycling centre.
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Combining energy for the fuel cell
The German federal government’s climate protection package and the lighthouse projects promoted by industry and the government as well have the same objective.
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Fuel cells to reduce CO2 emissions in homes
BAXI INNOTECH GmbH – formerly the european fuel cell company – is presenting the BETA 1.5 PLUS, an improved prototype of its Fuel Cell Heating Unit, at the Hanover Trade fair.
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european fuel cell now operating as BAXI INNOTECH
The Hamburg-based development company for fuel cell heating equipment, european fuel cell gmbh, is operating under the new name of BAXI INNOTECH from March 2007.
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CE certification for efc fuel cell unit
The european fuel cell company is working step by step towards the series production of its fuel cell heating unit for single-family houses.
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Senator Freytag sets two efc units in operation
Together with sixty invited guests,representatives of the energy supplier Vattenfall Europe Hamburg AG, E.ON Hanse AG and the Hamburg Chamber of Trade, Dr. Michael Freytag, the senator for building, connected two BETA 1.5 fuel cell heating units made by the european fuel cell company to the gas mains.
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Baden-Württemberg backs a new source of energy and heat
The formal commissioning in Germany of the first fuel cell heating unit from european fuel cell (efc) took place on 12th January 2006 in the town of Schiltach, Baden-Württemberg.
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Trade fitters learn fuel cell technology
In preparation for the first field test in Germany, european fuel cell gmbh (efc) is providing a training programme for the service technicians of EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG.
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The fuel cell micro CHP units are ready for field testing
Hamburg, Germany, 27th May 2005 The Beta 1.5 prototypes are now undergoing their final operation checks in the laboratory.
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News
Energy of the future for single-family homes – come and experience the GAMMA 1.0 Fuel Cell Heating Unit at the trade fairs:
In the world today, heat and electricity are generated in very different ways. At the same time, demands and expectations for future energy provision are high, and there is a broad and comprehensive range of solutions on offer. Home owners, architects, property developers and public utility companies are now taking advantage of trade fairs and specialist events to inform themselves about solutions that make economic and environmental sense. To find out how the GAMMA 1.0 fuel cell heating unit will in future be generating both heat and electricity in a considerably more efficient way, come along and see a lively demonstration at the following events:
• Nordbau 2010, Neumünster
• The Lower Saxony Fuel Cell Summer School, Braunschweig
• The Lower Saxony Fuel Cell Forum, Hanover
• The Euroforum Conference: Wärmemarkt aktuell (the latest from the heating market), Cologne
• The f-cell Congress, Stuttgart
• gat – the Gas Industry Conference, Stuttgart
You can find more information here…
Callux
The market for fuel cell heating systems is on the doorstep. Come and find out about the specific timetable and learn more about the milestones – and the people behind them …
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The GAMMA 1.0 - the film
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