http://www.fuelcellmarkets.com/fuel_cell_markets/member_view.aspx...

http://www.fuelcellmarkets.com/fuel_cell_markets/member_view.aspx?articleid=12509&subsite=1&language=1
"Chaozhou Threecircle (Group) Co.,Ltd
Threecircle is the largest developer and manufacturer of advanced ceramic products in China, to meet electronic, industrial, electrochemical markets. We have been involved in the development and manufacturing of zirconium electrolyte used for sensor and SOFC. The products currently we are working on including 3Ysz, 8Ysz, and 10Sc1CeSz based electrolyte at square and round shapes .A customized part is available for contract manufacturing. Currently we are looking for commercial partners to service our manufacturing, and commercialize the technology."


IP infringement is much less of an issue, than it used to be, as China also recognizes the value of its own IP internationally.
Example from Chaozhou IP lodgement
http://www.ipaustralia.com.au/applicant/chaozhou-three-circle-group-co-ltd/patents/AU2010339629/
IP Litigation is big business nonetheless!

This will enable CFU to get on with the job, I expect big things as this will facilitate sales in China, growing middle class etc. They are very conscious of their dependence on Coal. We also have the latest agreement on free trade and reducing tariffs for renewable technology to increase momentum.http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/political-news/apec-to-cut-tariffs-on-green-goods-20120909-25mfo.html
e also have the latest agreement on free trade for renewable technology to increase momentum.

Perhaps more importantly China leads the world in production of Solar Cells and this makes the best possible opportunity to get the Bluegen price down to mass market acceptability.

I think really great timing, fortuitous..

Cheers