LONDON (Alliance News) - Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd Wednesday said it will install 45 of its BlueGEN fuel cell micro-CHP appliances on the island of Ameland in the Netherlands and deliver 10 more for installation at social housing partners in the UK over the coming year.
The Netherlands order is part of a project that just got funding. The Island is attempting to become CO2 neutral by 2020 by developing a series of renewable energy projects.
The UK deal is part of the National Grid Affordable Warmth Solutions scheme. National Grid will gift the fuel cells to housing providers which will use them to try and reduce fuel costs for social housing tenants by feeding power back into the grid.
The company's shares were up 9.6% at 2.384 pence Wednesday morning.
By Steve McGrath; stevemcgrath@alliancenews.com; @SteveMcGrath1
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