A few weeks ago, U.S. President Barack Obama took advantage of his brief stopover in Stockholm on his way to the G20 summit in Saint Petersburg to learn about the latest eco-friendly technologies developed in Sweden. The products of MyFC were among those that attracted Obama's interest upon his visit of the Royal Institute of Technology. This Swedish company, founded in 2005, develops and markets fuel cells that use water to generate electrical energy for portable electronic outdoor devices such as mobile phones, GPS receivers and cameras.
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