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Vancouver, BC, August 30, 2021--(T-Net)--Richmond-based IRDI System Inc., a hydrogen-fuelling technology developer that builds hydrogen-fuelling components for passenger and heavy-duty vehicles, is receiving $72,940 through the Province's CleanBC Go Electric Advanced Research and Commercialization Program.

The funding is for its infrared transmitter, used for acquiring data in refuelling hydrogen fuel-cell passenger vehicles, as well as a handheld diagnostic receiver to test the functionality of infrared communication systems in hydrogen-fuelling stations.

"IRDI has grown from a small B.C.-based startup to a global leader in infrared communication technology for hydrogen fuelling," said Edward Li, general manager, IRDI. "This grant will ensure we continue innovating during this exciting time and help us to maintain our head start in burgeoning hydrogen markets such as Europe, Korea, North America and Japan."

To learn more about IRDI System Inc., visit: http://irdisystem.com/

About IRDI System Inc.

IRDI System Inc. was founded in August of 2010 to manufacture infrared communication equipment in hydrogen enriched environment. Since then, the company has remained focus in this area but has expanded its product lines to better serve the fuel cell industry.

Our equipment serves the fuel cell industry and meets the gas filling requirement per the Society of Automobile Engineering SAE J2799/J2601standard.