Changes in the Fuel Cell Industry w/ Amy Nelson

02/16/23 • 19 min

Amy Nelson is the Manager for Stack Architecture and System Interface at AVL Fuel Cell Canada. This week she joins Stephan Tarnutzer to discuss advancements in fuel cell stack power density, chemical challenges to the stack, comparisons between BEV and fuel cells, and changes and opportunities in the fuel cell industry.

If you would like to be a guest on the show contact: [email protected]

If you would like to be a guest on the show contact: [email protected]

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AVL's Reimagine Mobility Podcast - Changes in the Fuel Cell Industry w/ Amy Nelson

Transcript

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Welcome, everyone, to the latest podcast edition of Reimagining Mobility. I'm here with Amy Nelson from. Amy of Fuel Cell Canada. Amy, thank you for joining me today. I appreciated you having me. Yes. Thank you very much. I heard you've been in the fuel cell industry for 20 years now. At least at least 20 years. See, I get even got the wrong information that they've given me. So at least 20 years, I guess. Right. Right. To start out with, I'm wondering why fuel cells.