myFC is reinforcing its commitment to the automotive sector, aiming to be a part of the energy supply solution through its scalable, modular fuel cell technology.
Swedish fuel cell company myFC began exploring automotive applications for its scalable, modular fuel cell technology in 2017. The work to develop the technology, separately and in partnerships, has continued since. A first prototype was shown in 2018, and the company now commits to showcasing a fully functional fuel cell battery hybrid concept to stakeholders and the wider public in the middle of 2020.
The intention with showcasing the hybrid concept to stakeholders and the public is to generate wide recognition within the industry and put myFC on the map as a technology solution provider and world leader in fuel cell technology for the automotive sector.
“It is my firm belief that myFC’s technology could be one of the enablers of electrification. The board and management will continue to outline the strategy, and position myFC as a world leader in fuel cell technology for the automotive industry,” said Markus Hermanek, Chairman of the Board at myFC.
The new fuel cell battery hybrid concept further develops the integration of myFC’s fuel cell technology and power & energy management to maximize range and life length of the system. It builds on myFC’s previous range extender prototype, which showed a coexistence between the LAMINA fuel cells and batteries and focused on the challenges with range.
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