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Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies
Horizon’s new fuel cells power stealthy aircraft
June 3, 2009 - by Lisa Sibley -
Singapore company says its Aeropak system offers up to four times the endurance capability of today’s advanced lithium batteries.
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Corgi toys to use Horizon fuel cells
January 10, 2008 - by David Ehrlich -
The toymaker plans to put the fuel cells in a line of environmentally-friendly, green-powered toy vehicles.
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LEDs, fuel cells grab the gold in Beijing
December 11, 2007 - by David Ehrlich -
YLX and Horizon Fuel Cell tie for the Most Promising Technology award at the first Cleantech Forum held in China.
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Millennium, Horizon Fuel Cell in stock swap
October 19, 2007 - by David Ehrlich -
The two plan to jointly develop and sell hydrogen fuel cell products.
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2007 Cleantech Awards recipients
October 10, 2007 - Exclusive -
Sir Nicholas Stern, Jesse Fink, Bob Epstein, Renewable Energy Corporation, Sun Edison, Prism Solar and Marcel Brenninkmeijer of Good Energies all shared Cleantech Awards in 2007. Learn why.
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Licensed to win
August 17, 2007 - by David Ehrlich -
Millennium Cell is getting ahead in fuel cells by licensing its hydrogen storage technology, letting other companies spend money building products.
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Fuel cells coming to more toys
July 3, 2007 - by Dallas Kachan -
Two Asian companies strike an alliance to develop and mass produce model cars and other toys powered by fuel cells.
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Experimental jet drone powered by Horizon fuel cells
April 17, 2007 - by Dana Childs -
Tiny jet may look like a toy, but it illustrates a promising power to weight promise for fuel cells in some aviation applications.
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Fuel cell car toys get massive ride pimping
The folks over at Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies have introduced a new toy for bigger boys... with decidedly bigger budgets.
You can now pimp your R/C ride with a fuel cell power pack.
Horizon's H-cell is a kit is a “drop in” that turns 1/10th scale radio controlled model cars into long-lasting, hydrogen powered speed demons.
The H-cell can be fit into any car built with the popular TT-01 type chassis from Tamiya. It comes with a hydrogen fuel cell power unit and an adaptable, futuristic body shell.
