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Home > News > Major Fuel Cell Stocks in Review

February 15th, 2007

Major Fuel Cell Stocks in Review

Abstract:
Ener1 Inc. [ENEI.OB]: The company develops and sells batteries, fuel cells, and nanotechnology-related manufacturing products. Negative earnings and a P/S of over 5,000.

Pacific Fuel Cell [PFCE.OB]: This Tustin, California based nanotechnology company is involved in the development and production of carbon nanomaterial-based membrane electrode assemblies for fuel cells for the portable and micro fuel cell market.

Source:
seekingalpha.com

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