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Initiative Brennstoffenzelle newsletter just received (part translation )Please read it CFU pipped to second place by Baxi-Innotech, of note Baxi claims 98% efficiency, (clearly marketing in action!) BlueGen came up with the same efficiency as Baxi in the Interim Technical Report on "the fuel cell initiative".

http://www.ibz-info.de/home/news
"Ceramic Fuel Cells
Ceramic Fuel Cells is a leading deutschaustralischer
Developer and manufacturer of micro power plants
based oxide fuel cells to power
of residential buildings and small businesses. The
Company was founded in 1992 as a spin-off of
Australian government research institute
CSIRO and currently employs around 130 people,
about 30 of them in Germany and the
Netherlands. In Heinberg at Aachen, the company has
The first series production fuel cell stack
built in Germany. The production
has an annual capacity of 10,000 stacks,
So fuel cell stacks. It developed
Ceramic Fuel Cells Technology
in Australia and decided because of the
Engineering and manufacturing know-how for
Germany as a production location.
The highly efficient micro-combined heat and power couplers
treatment plants of the range BlueGen
achieve a globally unique high
electrical efficiency of up to 60
Percent, with an overall efficiency of
up to 85 percent. Due to the high electric
Efficiency and thus lower

Thermal power plants which provide BlueGen
Possibility of a reliable year-round,
low-carbon and decentralized energy production.
BlueGen plants have the optimum
Operating point an electric power
of 1.5 kW and a thermal output of
0.6 kW epithelium. With the technology can diesere
of CO2 emissions compared to conventional electricity and heat generation decrease significantly. BlueGen has in recent years
numerous tests its viability in practice
Evidence provided. Overall, the technology
over 500,000 hours of customers in
nine countries tested. Since early 2012,
The first small batch of 1,000 units over
Sales Partners in Germany and the Netherlands
markets. In addition to the BlueGen systems developed ceramic
Fuel Cells together with leading application partners to in Germany (EWE energy), France (GDF Suez) and the UK
(E.ON UK) so-called fuel cell heating appliances.
BlueGen to the difference of these facilities:
In the housing is a condensing boiler for the
Provision of additional space heating
systems and a master control unit.
While BlueGen Side is a solution,
are partners with the developed devices
intended for the heating exchange market.
www.cfcl.com.au
www.bluegen.info"

CFU will be co-exhibiting with IBZ on their stand at Hannover Messe 23-27 April
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