EcoCell completes hybrid fuel cell stack architecture to deliver clean hydrogen power

According to foreign media reports, Clean Vision Corporation (Clean Vision Corporation) announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary EcoCell and Kingsberry Fuel Cell Power Inc. (Kingsberry Fuel Cell Power Inc.) completed the clean hybrid hydrogen-based fuel cell power system. Architecture design.The company is expected to present the first prototype of the design to potential customers and partners next month.

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The fuel cell stack is designed to provide clean multi-fuel hydrogen power using Kingsberry's proprietary engineering.The clean hybrid electric fuel cell power design has a variety of applications including grid-independentelectric vehiclecharging stations, electronic data centers, and more.

The power supply unit of the 200 AMP is designed for 220VAC 50/60 HZ, 24VDC and 12VDC.The maximum buffer capacity is 400 AMPS, synchronized with an internal energy storage module.The module supports an internal thermal survival architecture for sub-zero temperature operation.This hybrid power infrastructure can also operate in parallel with renewable energy systems (solar and wind).Hydrogen fuel cells can provide pure electricity, and the clean water produced will be used for auxiliary purposes, such as irrigation.

Dan Bates, CEO of Clean Vision Corporation, said: "This is an important milestone in the company's development and helps to further demonstrate the company's vision to create a complete value chain to produce clean hydrogen (AquaHtm) starting from plastic waste streams and using The only by-product, water, is used to generate electricity, thereby achieving the long-sought circularity goal. As countries around the world intensify their focus on the hydrogen economy, it is hoped that the products and services offered will meet the growing demand.”

Dr. K. Joel Berry, CEO of Kingsberry, said: "This clean hybrid fuel cell power technology is proven and has the potential to play an important role in a carbon-free environment."