European Thermodynamics Limited (ETL) Attends Cenex-LCV 2024: Showcasing Hydrogen Fuel Cell Innovations at the APC Government Pavilion
09.09.2024
European Thermodynamics Limited (ETL) is proud to announce its successful participation in this year’s Cenex-LCV Expo, held at UTAC. As one of the UK’s premier low-carbon vehicle events, Cenex provided an exciting platform for industry leaders to showcase the latest innovations in sustainable transportation technology. ETL had the honour of exhibiting at the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC) Government Pavilion, engaging with key stakeholders and highlighting our ongoing contributions to the future of hydrogen fuel cell technology.
European Thermodynamics Limited (ETL) showcased innovative thermal management solutions designed to optimise hydrogen fuel cell systems. We are grateful for the warm hospitality provided by the APC and the opportunity to be part of such a forward-thinking event.
ETL’s participation at Cenex 2024 underscored our commitment to driving progress in clean energy solutions, and we were thrilled to connect with fellow industry leaders, supply chain representatives, and government officials. Special thanks to the APC and Toyota Manufacturing UK team for their continued support in facilitating collaboration and fostering an environment where innovation thrives.
Looking Ahead Cenex continues to be a critical event for shaping the future of low-carbon and hydrogen technologies, and we look forward to contributing to the UK’s journey towards net-zero emissions. ETL remains dedicated to developing advanced thermal management solutions that will help make hydrogen fuel cell technology a viable, scalable, and sustainable solution for various vehicle platforms.
About European Thermodynamics Limited (ETL) European Thermodynamics Limited (ETL) is a leader in thermal management solutions, committed to advancing sustainability and energy efficiency across various industries. With a focus on hydrogen fuel cell technology, ETL is proud to contribute to the UK’s green energy transition through innovative research and development.
