Stamford Hospital cuts ribbon on new low-carbon fuel cell system
The fuel cell systems will deliver always-on low-carbon energy and are resilient to electricity grid disruptions caused by weather or other factors.
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8h agoStamford Hospital unveiled today a low-carbon fuel cell system at its Bennett Medical Center Campus and Tully Heath Center.
The fuel cell systems will deliver always-on low-carbon energy and are resilient to electricity grid disruptions caused by weather or other factors.
The fuel cell system will ensure a reliable source of power for patients and staff.
The new system is expected to reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
