XNRGI Inc fka NPWZ

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These are now Neah's assets...hence the formira...

from an old post....

http://www.fuelcellmarkets.com/fuel_cell_markets/industry/3,1,1,7,6948.html

Tekion’s world class group of scientists and technologists in our Advanced Materials department has and is doing some amazing things. It is where science meets engineering and the result may be too small to see but very large in its impact. We believe the commercialization of all of our technologies will be dependent on our ability to utilize this cutting edge knowledge and processes from the nanomaterials field.

Tekion Solutions, Inc. is pursuing “direct liquid fueled fuel cell” fuel cell technologies. These liquid fuels allow us to develop products that range in sizes from milliwatts to kilowatts.



Our first commercially available fuel cell technology will be our direct formic acid fuel cell using Formira as it’s fuel. Formira is our brand name for a specialized formic acid.

At Tekion, our engineering analysis has shown that one type of fuel cell technology will not satisfy all the different portable power application requirements. For example, small portable electronics like mobile phones require a certain amount of power (usually 3 watts) which must fit within a cavity of approximately 10cc to 30cc. In order for a fuel cell technology to accomplish this, it must have the capability of operating at a high power density. Out of all the direct fuel micro fuel cells, (fuel cells which do not require hydrogen to operate) the direct formic acid fuel cell technology has demonstrated the highest power density.

As a result of this unique characteristic the engineers at our U.S. subsidiary, Renew Power, were able to integrate this fuel cell into a mobile phone utilizing the same space used for the battery. This was the world’s first fuel cell inside a mobile phone. These same engineers also made a direct formic acid fuel cell the size of a penny and demonstrated it powering a fan. Our product family for the direct formic acid fuel cell technology will range from milliwatts for sensors to 3 – 5 watts for mobile phones.