Published on Thu 25 February, 2021
The Intelligent Energy Charitable Trust enters its third year with a further £100,000 ready to award to Loughborough and Charnwood based organisations and causes.
Published on Tue 9 February, 2021
Intelligent Energy, the market leader for UAV lightweight fuel cell power modules with its IE-Soar range, has this week added a game changing product to its growing UAV product line-up. The Pressure Tech CV414; a high-pressure, TPED and DoT rated valve enabling customers to transport full cylinders of hydrogen to power their UAVs.
Published on Thu 4 February, 2021
Intelligent Energy, the fuel cell engineering company, announces it is to be part of a multi-million Euro funded European consortium aimed at introducing the first standardisation for heavy duty fuel cell modules, which aims to bring clarity to industries as they adopt and transition to zero emission power technologies.
Published on Mon 1 February, 2021
Teijin Limited announced today that it has signed a distribution agreement with Intelligent Energy Limited, a British fuel cell manufacturer, for the licensed sale of IE-LiftTM hydrogen fuel cells in Japan.
Published on Wed 27 January, 2021
Intelligent Energy, the UK based fuel cell engineering company, has been selected to develop and manufacture its lightweight and compact fuel cells for a ground-breaking UK collaboration programme, H2GEAR. The programme will develop a hydrogen propulsion system for sub-regional aircraft, the first for lead partner GKN Aerospace.
Published on Wed 7 October, 2020
Intelligent Energy (IE), the market leader for lightweight Fuel Cell Power Modules (FCPMs), welcomes the news today that its 2.4kW FCPM has been integrated into UK-based ISS Aerospace’s (ISS) heavy lift fuel cell powered UAV, which has achieved a flight time of 100 minutes.
Published on Fri 25 September, 2020
ZeroAvia, the leading innovator in decarbonising commercial aviation, has completed the world first hydrogen fuel cell powered flight of a commercial-grade aircraft. The flight took place yesterday at the company's R&D facility in Cranfield, England, with the Piper M-class six-seat plane completing taxi, takeoff, a full pattern circuit, and landing.
