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Canadian Transport Company to Test Hydrocell Technology

Greencell Technologies can now confirm that a Canadian transport company has agreed to test the Hydrocell on their fleet of vehicles. The class 8 vehicles have been equipped with the Hydrogen Enrichment System since September 2009. The Electronic Control Module (ECM) data that is being collected will be downloaded on November 16th, 2009 and the vehicles will then run without the Hydrocell until the end of November at which point the ECM data will again be downloaded and compared to the earlier results to establish fuel savings.

Following the results of this test the company will then enter into a dual emissions test where vehicles running with the Hydrocell will be compared to vehicles running without to establish emission reductions.

The final results are expected to concur with the tests conducted earlier in the year and will be released in advance of the company’s initial public offering (IPO) which is scheduled to take place in February 2010 on the Frankfurt Exchange in Germany.

GreenCell Technologies is a Canadian company dedicated to designing and bringing to market, technology-based products for the transportation industry. The current product is called the Hydrocell, an on-board, on-demand hydrogen generator engineered specifically for the diesel trucking and haulage industries.

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