Greetings from the Fuel Cell Seminar and Exposition in Phoenix, Arizona. I’m Steve and I’ll be recounting a few of the high points from this weeks show.
Monday was arrival day, lots of people milling around the hotel waiting for their rooms to be available for move in - including me !! So I took the time to go and register and pick up my information for the show, nice to see it’s on a CD so we don’t have to haul a ton of paper back on the plane (and environmentally friendlier too).
Also, I dropped by the Exhibit hall to see how things were progressing, it’s good to watch these guys put everything together, it’s very impressive. When I arrived the Flex booth was half complete (see picture), which was reassuring. I’d never seen this booth in person, so I was pretty impressed by the final product when I came back in the evening.
Monday evening Bruce and I attended the exhibitors only reception, I guess the open bar ensured everyone stayed around for some “networking”. It was very interesting to see a few folks who are already Thermiculite 866 customers here. It was also good to see some companies that are suppliers to us in our non-fuel cell business, they are here mostly to see into PEM cells, which seems to be the most well represented technology here.
Tomorrow there are a significant number of papers and posters on SOFCs, which is when the show kicks off for real. Check out tomorrow’s blog for updates on that.
Cheers
Steve
Monday was arrival day, lots of people milling around the hotel waiting for their rooms to be available for move in - including me !! So I took the time to go and register and pick up my information for the show, nice to see it’s on a CD so we don’t have to haul a ton of paper back on the plane (and environmentally friendlier too).
Also, I dropped by the Exhibit hall to see how things were progressing, it’s good to watch these guys put everything together, it’s very impressive. When I arrived the Flex booth was half complete (see picture), which was reassuring. I’d never seen this booth in person, so I was pretty impressed by the final product when I came back in the evening.
Monday evening Bruce and I attended the exhibitors only reception, I guess the open bar ensured everyone stayed around for some “networking”. It was very interesting to see a few folks who are already Thermiculite 866 customers here. It was also good to see some companies that are suppliers to us in our non-fuel cell business, they are here mostly to see into PEM cells, which seems to be the most well represented technology here.
Tomorrow there are a significant number of papers and posters on SOFCs, which is when the show kicks off for real. Check out tomorrow’s blog for updates on that.
Cheers
Steve
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