SiGNa's portable hydrogen power solution due out soon
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SiGNa Chemistry has received funding from USAID to develop portable hydrogen fuel technology, such as the DPS 300 hydrogen generator (left)
SiGNa has created a fuel cell to power electric bikes from Pedego
PowerTrekk, created in partnership with myFC, is expected to go on sale in August
The fuel cartridges are manufactured with sustainable materials and are fully recyclable
SiGNa Chemistry has received funding from USAID to develop portable hydrogen fuel technology, such as the DPS 300 hydrogen generator (left)
Article Summary
SiGNa Chemistry, a company developing portable hydrogen fuel technology, is close to taking one of its solutions to market. Hydrogen is an emissions-free renewable source of energy – however, logistic obstacles related to current considerations such as high-pressure tanks, and metal and chemical hydrides, have stymied its progress towards the mass market.
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