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9th International Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Expo

Japan, Tokyo - 27 February to 1 March 2013
FC EXPO is world's largest international exhibition and conference specialised in Hydrogen and Fuel Cell technologies.

Fuel Cell manufacturers, automobile companies, and other fuel cell related companies all gather from worldwide to source the cutting edge technologies and ideas for their products development.


Concurrent Shows in World Smart Energy Week 2013:

PV EXPO
PV SYSTEM EXPO
FC EXPO
BATTERY JAPAN
INT'L SMART GRID EXPO
WIND EXPO
ECO HOUSE & ECO BUILDING EXPO
ENETECH JAPAN
Date(s)
27 February to 1 March 2013
Venue
Tokyo Big Sight, Japan
Contact for booking / more info
fc@reedexpo.co.jp
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