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PowerCell Sweden AB
	File:PowerCell logo.png
Traded as	Nasdaq: PCELL
Industry	Alternative Energy
Founded	2008
Headquarters	Gothenburg, Sweden Sweden
Number of locations	Sweden, South Korea, and Germany
Key people	President and CEO Per Wassén
Products	Fuel Cells; Fuel Cell Systems; Reformers
Number of employees	35 (April 2017)
Subsidiaries	PowerCell Korea Co. Ltd; PowerCell Deutschland GmbH
Website	www.powercell.se

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PowerCell Sweden AB is the leading fuel cell company in the Nordics.^[1] PowerCell develops and produces environmental-friendly fuel cell power solutions for stationary and mobile customer applications. PowerCell has developed a modular system of fuel cell platforms producing electricity from hydrogen with only heat and water as emissions. The fuel cells are designed to handle pure hydrogen as well as the hydrogen reformed from e.g. biogas, natural gas, biodiesel or standard low-sulphur diesel. The aim is to provide unique fuel cell power solutions that allow customers to utilise both hydrogen infrastructure and the existing fuel infrastructures without further damage to the environment and thus developme a system that truly bridges the gap between the infrastructure of today and that of tomorrow.

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References[edit]

^ "Nordic Fuel Cell Company PowerCell to enter Japanese market supported by Inabata". FuelCellsWorks © 1999-2017. 10 February 2017. Retrieved 13 April 2017.

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Official site

Category:Companies listed on Nasdaq Stockholm Category:Sustainable energy Category:Fuel cell manufacturers Category:Energy companies of Sweden Category:Technology companies of Sweden Category:Companies based in Gothenburg

[fuelcellworks-1] "Nordic Fuel Cell Company PowerCell to enter Japanese market supported by Inabata". FuelCellsWorks © 1999-2017. 10 February 2017. Retrieved 13 April 2017.

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