Moderation (Industrial/Product Live Pitches: Fuel Cell Applications)

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Recording of Thursday, June 20, 2024 | The smarter E Europe 2024 | Exhibition Program | Language: English | Duration: 2:11 .

Industry Live Pitches on Fuel Cell Applications to Feature Six Presentations Hosted by Michael Spirig

Michael Spirig welcomes everyone to a one-hour session focused on live pitches from industry about fuel cell applications. The session will feature six presentations, giving attendees insight into various products and services within this field. He also highlights that more pitches and presentations can be expected in two weeks at the European Electrolyzer and Fuel Cell Forum in Lucerne, Switzerland, where he is involved. Michael expresses his thanks to the participants and encourages them to stay engaged throughout the event.

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Michael Spirig
CEO & Founder
EFCF (European Electrolyser & Fuel Cell Forum)
Switzerland

Industrial/Product Live Pitches

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SFC Energy AG
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