"To prepare international standards regarding fuel cell (FC) technologies for all FC types and various associated applications such as stationary FC power systems for distributed power generators and combined heat and power systems, FCs for transportation such as propulsion systems (see note below), range extenders, auxiliary power units, portable FC power systems, micro FC power systems, reverse operating FC power systems, and general electrochemical flow systems and processes.
NOTE: Projects with applications in the field of road vehicles will be coordinated with ISO TC 22 and its relevant SCs using the cooperation modes defined in the ISO/IEC Directives."
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