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Does anyone have any information on mass production dates for Forklift Fuel Cells? General Hydrogen, Plug Power (cellex), Deca (nuvera) and Hydrogenics presently have them in the field for testing. The future for Forklifts using Fuel Cells is almost here.
  • Posted 12 Apr 2007 20:39
  • By dougster
  • joined 23 Sep'04 - 44 messages
  • Florida, United States
Hydrogen Fuel Cells are here to stay. Implement and proceed with safety in mind.

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