Nanofilm-Temasek JV to focus on tech for fuelling cars with hydrogen
Sydrogen Energy believes it can help firms produce fuel cells that are cheaper, more durable and more compact
Singapore
HYDROGEN-POWERED cars have not attained the mainstream acceptance of electric vehicles that run on batteries, but Sydrogen Energy thinks this situation could change within several years. The company, a joint venture (JV) between Mainboard-listed Nanofilm Technologies and Temasek, is planning to be a part of the shift.
Sydrogen is working on technology to improve the efficiency of hydrogen fuel cells for cars.
These fuel cells are the equivalents of car batteries in electric vehicles, and Sydrogen believes it can help companies produce fuel cells that are cheaper, more durable and more compact.
The company's chief executive officer Dev Rudra is anticipating hydrogen fuel cells to be used commercially in he…
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