March 8, 2007
Southboro fuel cell co. contracts with Army
By Matthew L. Brown
Southboro's Protonex Technology Corp. a provider of mobile fuel cell power systems, has been awarded a $3.5 million contract with the U.S. Army Research Office.
It's the largest contract Protonex has ever received, and brings the company's government development or joint development contracts to over $11 million.
For the Army, Protonex will develop a 250-watt, portable fuel cell power source that is smaller, lighter, quieter and more efficient than battery, or generator powered systems.
The contract covers a 12-month development schedule, and the new fuel cell system will be used by Army Special Operations Command and by the Marines.
It's the largest contract Protonex has ever received, and brings the company's government development or joint development contracts to over $11 million.
For the Army, Protonex will develop a 250-watt, portable fuel cell power source that is smaller, lighter, quieter and more efficient than battery, or generator powered systems.
The contract covers a 12-month development schedule, and the new fuel cell system will be used by Army Special Operations Command and by the Marines.
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