Newcomers and Industry Leaders to Speak at ABI's Conference

    OYSTER BAY, N.Y.--July 25, 2001--If the fuel cell industry will be a $40 billion industry by the end of this decade, the real dynamics of the industry have to be laid out clearly so that every interested player can see the reality, not hype like what was a detrimental factor in the "dot.com" blow out in Wall Street.
    Automotive, stationary and portable fuel cells are no longer a pipe dream, but are poised to become a reality in daily life. From the automotive sector to electricity generation and high-end micro fuel cell areas, opportunity abounds.
    Allied Business Intelligence (ABI), the leader in fuel cell market research, is pleased to announce "Fuel Cell Dynamics 2001: Reality, Not Hype," the conference that is joining together key players from the automotive, stationary and portable fuel cell industries. "Fuel Cell Dynamics 2001: Reality, Not Hype" will be held October 10-11, 2001 at the Marriott Marquis in New York City.
    This conference will help you to answer: What are the opportunities in these industries? What exactly is the market potential? Who are the players and who will be the winners? Where should Wall Street and the VCs place their bets? What are the newcomer small, technology-driven companies bringing that is unique to the industry, and how will they change the dynamics of this fast driven fuel cell industry in this tentative environment of Wall Street?
    Leading fuel cell companies such as Fuel Cell Energy and Medis Technologies, and newcomers such as MesoSystems Technologies will be presenting their views on this exciting industry. In addition, attendees will hear from Wall Street players, such as Merrill Lynch. "This conference is a great way for VCs to see who is entering the market, and a great way to catch up with the industry leaders," according to Atakan Ozbek, ABI's VP of Energy Research.