GreenCell Inc. Has Begun Parallel Development on a New Type of Automotive Oxygen Sensor That is Non-Precious Metal Based


PENN YAN, N.Y., Feb. 7, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- GreenCell Inc. (OTCBB:GCLL) has begun parallel development on a new type of automotive oxygen sensor that is non-precious metal based. The units should give higher response to the automotive computer (ECM). Based upon the UltraTemp-C formulations and some recent work on a new cathode and anode, the device can be manufactured at a reduced cost over conventional O2 sensors. Prototypes of the units are currently being fabricated and are being compared to conventional sensors. This work is preliminary to an UltraTemp-C  based fuel cell constructed from the same technology. Visit the GreenCell website to learn more about our company at www.greencellinc.com

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