UPS Systems to host commercial fuel cell event
UPS Systems will host a unique event providing organisations with an insight into the commercial applications for fuel cell technology, featuring case studies that highlight the business benefits of fuel cells.
Whilst previous fuel cell events have focused on technical and academic discussions about technology, UPS Systems' event will bring together some of the industry's leading manufacturers to discuss the practical application of the latest products.
To date, UPS Systems has installed more fuel cells in the UK for portable and stationary applications than any other supplier. The event will be an opportunity for organisations to learn from UPS Systems' experiences and discuss how adopting fuel cell technology can enhance their operations.
Delegates will have the chance to hear from, and put questions directly to, the industry's leading manufacturers and fuel cell expert Tom Sperrey, as well as see fuel cell demonstrations.
Who should attend?
Those responsible to specifying portable or standby power for:
• IT
• Electrical engineering
• Remote monitoring/telemetry
• Traffic signage
• Security
Date:
Thursday 13th May 2010
• Registration at 9:30 am
• Event closes at 4:30 pm
Cost:
The event is free to attend and includes lunch.
Location:
The event venue is only 15 minutes drive from Junction 14 of the M4. The venue has ample, free onsite parking. If you are taking the train, it is just 10 minutes' walk from Hungerford station or a 20 minute taxi journey from Newbury station.
Herongate Leisure
Charnham Park
Hungerford
Berkshire
RG17 0YU
http://www.upssystems.co.uk/fuel_cell_seminar_intro_page.php
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