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WATT Fuel Cell Ships First WATT REMOTE Unit to Ace Instruments Ltd. and Forms Partnership for Remote Power Needs in Canada

MT. PLEASANT, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--WATT Fuel Cell Corp has completed an initial WATT REMOTE™ solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) product shipment to Ace Instruments Ltd. in its support of remote power needs across Canada. WATT REMOTE is designed for industrial clients with power reliability or availability challenges, providing power when and where it’s needed most. “Ace Instruments is thrilled to be partnering with WATT to offer the WATT REMOTE system to support our customers with critical power nee...

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