General Motors Corporation is hoping to help the U. S. Army move to the next plateau of energy efficiency and less dependence on petroleum-base fuel powered vehicles with the introduction and hopeful sale of tactical vehicles powered with fuel cell auxiliary power units. The advantages of these units are numerous and include a more cost efficient unit to operate and their heat output in the field makes them less likely to be picked out by the enemy’s heat sensors.
| Description | General Motors Corporation is hoping to help the U. S. Army move to the next plateau of energy efficiency and less dependence on petroleum-base fuel powered vehicles with the introduction and hopeful sale of tactical vehicles powered with fuel cell auxiliary power units. The advantages of these units are numerous and include a more cost efficient unit to operate and their heat output in the field makes them less likely to be picked out by the enemy’s heat sensors. |
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| Source | About: Trucks/SUVs |
| Keyword | Fuel cell technology; Diesel hybrid technologies; Military; Field generated electrical power; Prototype vehicle |
| Selector | Jund |
| Date Of Record Creation | 2004-09-15 13:41:05 |
| Date Last Modified | 2004-09-16 07:43:14 |
| Publisher | About, Inc. |
| Creator | Wickell, Dale |
| Language | EN |