Just flicking through a copy of the Sunday edition of The Age newspaper and came across an advertising feature for CFU.
The full page ad is in a section on green housing.
It basically tells people they will soon be able to have a mini power station in their own home.
It also says:
Leading utility customers in Europe and Japan are testing and developing products with CFCL, including Gdf/Suez, Remeha/De Dietrich, E.ON UK and EWE.
In Japan CFCL is working with Paloma, which is better known in Australia as Rheem and Solahart.
Subject to agreed price and targets, E.ON UK will order a minimum of 100,000 units over six years from 2012.
German plant opening in Oct...Ceramic Fuel Cells has invested $230 million in developing the technology etc etc.
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Good to see the company out spruking its products. Can't wait for CFU's market update next week.
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