Renewable Energy Science Education Set by Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies

  • 05/01/09

Renewable Energy Science Education Set by Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies

Renewable Energy Science Education Set
by Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies

HORIZON FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGIES has added to its line of science education kits with new products such as the Renewable Energy Science Education Set. This new kit lets students construct a miniature version of an entire renewable energy system to learn how clean energy technology works from start to finish. The set includes a mini wind turbine kit, solar panel, electrolyzer, PEM (polymer electrolyte membrane) fuel cell, and hydrogen storage system, all of which can be configured in different ways for experimentation. Price: $199.

 

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