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Sign upA fuel flexible miniaturized power system for eco-friendly energy
A fuel flexible miniaturized power system for eco-friendly energy
INERGIO has developed a unique method to miniaturize Solid Oxide Fuel Cell to efficiently deliver clean electricity wherever is needed. A fuel flexible power system that enables a systematic green energy transition. It offers power FOM (figure of merit) facture that meets not only the large-scale application but also covers the need of low-power (+1kW) and mobile application. InoPower systems offer a compact (250W/kg) and lightweight (3.6 kWh/kg) power system that can gradually reduce the CO2 emission from 60 to 100%. Moreover, its cost-competitiveness ensures fast market penetration and accelerates sustainable energy transition.
INERGIO Technologies SA
INERGIO is an EPFL/HEIG spin-off developing miniaturized fuel cell power systems to deliver clean electricity everywhere
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