Overview

Be a part of the largest Grove Symposium to date...

This major conference and exhibition will provide an up-to-date review of developments in all types of fuel cells worldwide, with progress in implementing them in stationary and mobile applications, and the infrastructure which is emerging.

Although fuel cells have yet to reach a fully commercial status, the enormous past investment in technology and engineering development is now allowing more and more systems to be installed in demonstration and pre-commercial uses.

A very diverse range of manufacturers, electrical and engineering companies, energy suppliers and distributors, and financiers are becoming involved in the design, manufacture and installation of fuel cell power plants. As with other technologies, fuel cells are developing an infrastructure of component suppliers, installation and service engineers to provide back-up for the original equipment suppliers.

This Grove Symposium, the eighth in the series, will bring together the multitude of interested organisations which now have a direct interest in the success of this new power generator. It will provide a framework for discussion of new developments in the field as well as progress in demonstrating existing designs.

No other European forum provides the opportunity to meet with so many people involved with this technology - if you have an interest in fuel cell technology and what it can offer your organisation, then this is, quite simply, an event you cannot afford to miss.

CONFERENCE
See the programme pages for detailed information on the following conference sessions:

Experience in Building Fuel Cell Industries
Developing a Viable Fuel Infrastructure
Fuel Processing
Materials and Components for PEM Fuel Cells
Materials and Systems Development for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells
Demonstrations and Applications
Micro Fuel Cell Systems
Government Incentives to Building Fuel Cell Industries
Financing a New Industry

The programme also includes a series of presentations by exhibitors & manufacturers and will be supplemented by an extensive poster exhibition featuring the latest research.

EXHIBITION
As testament to the growth and commercialisation in the industry over recent years, the Symposium will feature a major Exhibition Area featuring around 100 fuel cell and component manufacturers together with a large demonstration area for both live and static fuel cells exhibits.