Linde Joins California Fuel Cell Partnership

July 7, 2009

The California Fuel Cell Partnership (CaFCP) announced that Linde North America has joined CaFCP as an associate member.
 
Linde North America is a member of The Linde Group, hydrogen producers and suppliers. As a member of the California Fuel Cell Partnership, Linde brings years of experience designing hydrogen delivery systems, including developing ground-breaking technology that provides safe, fast and efficient ways to fuel hydrogen vehicles.
 
Mike McGowan, head of hydrogen solutions for Linde North America, says the CaFCP’s efforts are contributing to a greener world and cleaner environment. “Linde has long admired the California Fuel Cell Partnership’s tremendous work and is pleased to become a member. California’s leadership in deploying hydrogen fuel cell vehicles is due largely to the CaFCP’s efforts. As the CaFCP continues its mission to go beyond demonstrations to achieve commercial deployments, Linde is excited to help make driving and refueling hydrogen cars practical for California residents.”
 
For more information, visit: www.cafcp.org.

Linde North America is a CP 50 company. To view the Linde profile, visit: http://www.chemicalprocessing.com/cp50/2008/linde.html.

To view the CP 50 list, visit: http://www.chemicalprocessing.com/cp50.

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