101. Press Release - The importance of fuel cells as a clean, reliable distributed energy source was underscored by this summer’s massive blackout. http://www.ctcleanenergy.com/news/66.php

Connecticut Clean Energy Fund Announces 2003 Fuel Cell Request for Proposals Text Only Connecticut Clean Energy Fund Announces 2003 Fuel Cell Request for Proposals January 7, 2004 Following on its first two successful fuel cell solicitations, the Connecticut Clean Energy Fund (CCEF) has released its third annual Request for Proposals (RFP) for near-commercial fuel cell demonstration projects. The CCEF has allocated up to $4 million for the 2003 RFP. This year’s solicitation seeks notable fuel cell demonstration projects that advance the state of technology and accelerate the pace of commercialization of fuel cells. “Fuel cells continue to be a fundamental piece of the renewable picture in Connecticut” says Arthur H. Diedrick, CCEF Chairman. “The importance of fuel cells as a clean, reliable distributed energy source was underscored by this summer’s massive blackout. While all the lights were out in New York City, the Central Park police station continued to function because it is independently powered by a fuel cell.” adds Diedrick. Around the world, exciting new developments are being made in fuel cell technology. Through its 2003 RFP, CCEF intends to provide an opportunity for these promising technologies to be demonstrated and tested here in the state. Showcasing these next generation fuel cell products in Connecticut adds to the state’s already vibrant fuel cell industry.

102. Fuel Cell Technologies efficiency. fuel cells can provide major environmental, energy and economic benefits that advance critical national goals. Policy Issues. http://www.sustainableenergy.org/resources/technologies/fuel_cells.htm

Fuel Cell Technologies Fuel cells are a family of technologies that rely on chemistry, not combustion, to generate electricity. They are clean, efficient, quiet, and capable of using a wide range of conventional and renewable fuels. They are being developed for every energy need from battery replacements to base load power and have the potential to revolutionize the way we think about and use energy in our daily lives. How does a fuel cell work? A fuel cell works by harnessing the electrical energy produced when hydrogen and oxygen combine. In structure, fuel cells are very much like a battery. Fuel cells do not "run down," however. They will continue to produce electricity as long as hydrogen (fuel) and oxygen (air) are supplied. Since there is no combustion, fuel cells are inherently cleaner and more efficient than systems that must burn fuel to release energy. Benefits of fuel cells Fuel cells, which can act as generators in buildings and utility plants, operate silently, reducing noise and air pollution. They produce the high quality and reliable power required by modern machines and companies need.

103. ITN Energy System Inc.: Solid Oxide Fuel Cells ITN energy Systems is developing a planar Solid Oxide fuel Cell (SOFC) for portable, residential and commercial electric power markets. http://www.itnes.com/pages/fuel_cells.html

Solid Oxide Fuel Cells Highly Efficient Electricity Generation ITN Energy Systems is developing a planar Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) for portable, residential and commercial electric power markets. Our unique fuel cell stack design will result in a compact, efficient, environmentally friendly system with long life and very cost effective power generation. The products that result from this research will be brought to the marketplace by our sister company, Ascent Power Systems, Inc. Key Features of ITN's SOFC design are: Thin Film Electrolyte Reduced operating temperatures (500-800°C) Direct Conversion Anode No external reformer Fuel flexibility Advanced Thermal Management System High Power Density: 1-2 W/cm at 800°C ITN has assembled a team of scientists/engineers with a combination of over 30 years experience in SOFC and related ceramic and electrochemical technologies. In addition, ITN is teamed with several strategic partners including the Idaho National Environmental And Engineering Laboratory (INEEL), the Colorado School of Mines (CSM), and the University of Colorado, to ensure successful development and demonstration of state-of-the-art SOFC technology.

104. Fact Sheet: Hydrogen Fuel: A Clean And Secure Energy Future Combined with other technologies such as carbon capture and storage, renewable energy and fusion energy, fuel cells could make an emissionsfree energy future http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/02/20030206-2.html

Issues Education Iraq National Security Economic Security ... More Issues News Current News Press Briefings Proclamations Executive Orders ... Radio News by Date March 2004 February 2004 January 2004 December 2003 ... January 2001 Appointments Nominations Application Photos Photo Essays Search photos by date Federal Facts Federal Statistics West Wing History Home For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary February 6, 2003 Fact Sheet: Hydrogen Fuel: a Clean and Secure Energy Future In his State of the Union address, President Bush announced a $1.2 billion hydrogen fuel initiative to reverse America's growing dependence on foreign oil by developing the technology for commercially viable hydrogen-powered fuel cells to power cars, trucks, homes and businesses with no pollution or greenhouse gases. The hydrogen fuel initiative will include $720 million in new funding over the next five years to develop the technologies and infrastructure to produce, store, and distribute hydrogen for use in fuel cell vehicles and electricity generation. Combined with the FreedomCAR (Cooperative Automotive Research) initiative, President Bush is proposing a total of $1.7 billion over the next five years to develop hydrogen-powered fuel cells, hydrogen infrastructure and advanced automotive technologies. Under the President's hydrogen fuel initiative, the first car driven by a child born today could be powered by fuel cells. The hydrogen fuel initiative complements the President's existing FreedomCAR initiative, which is developing technologies needed for mass production of safe and affordable hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicles. Through partnerships with the private sector, the hydrogen fuel initiative and FreedomCAR will make it practical and cost-effective for large numbers of Americans to choose to use clean, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles by 2020. This will dramatically improve America's energy security by significantly reducing the need for imported oil, as well as help clean our air and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

105. Nuvera Fuel Cells :: Home A clean, efficient energy alternative. At Nuvera fuel cells, we develop coreenabling technologies – from power modules that support the emerging distributed http://www.nuvera.com/

May 19, 2004 Renault and Nuvera Strengthen Ties for Joint Fuel Cell Research Venture March 10, 2004 Nuvera, Takagi Deliver CHP Fuel Cell System to the Japan Gas Association March 4, 2004 Nuvera to Announce Advances in Fuel Processing and Fuel Cell Stacks at 2004 SAE Congress ENERGY The time has come. Be a part of the journey.The future of energy awaits you.

106. Workshop: Hydrogen- And Fuel Cell Based Energy Systems In A Future Sustainable E Download (440 kb), Potential Applications and Synergies of Biogas – fuel cells as an efficient alternative energy Conversion Technology Steven Trogisch http://www.eva.ac.at/service/veranst/fch2.htm

Energieverwertungsagentur - the Austrian Energy Agency (E.V.A.) ENGLISH DEUTSCH newsletter contact search SEARCH NAVIGATION HOME PORTRAIT PROJECTS SERVICE ... Calendar of Events Workshop: Hydrogen- and Fuel Cell Based Energy Systems in a Future Sustainable Energy World Workshop Hydrogen- and Fuel Cell Based Energy Systems in a Future Sustainable Energy World 31 March and 1 April 2004 WKO - Chamber of Commerce Austria, Vienna Contents In the last few years the research topics "hydrogen" and "fuel cells" achieved major importance in the R&D priorities and R&D policies of leading world economies (U.S.A., Japan, EC) and intergovernmental bodies like the IEA – International Energy Agency. In the present discussion high expectations and perspectives are expressed that hydrogen and fuel cells will contribute significantly to the goals of energy policy such as: (i) security of supply, (ii) economics and (iii) sustainability. The following activities support this trend: The formation of a "Hydrogen Coordination Group"

107. Fuel Cell Technology News No doubt about it, within the next decade, fuel cells will be providing energy for cars and trucks, producing electricity for utilities, and heating and http://www.buscom.com/letters/fctnpromo/fctnpromo.html

After More Than 40 Years, Fuel Cells Are Finally Coming of Age Rapidly Back in the 1950s, fuel cells were hailed as the next step in the production energy. A few proved themselves in space, others in utility demonstration projects but the technology never really took of. Until now. Because these electrochemical devices convert fuels such as hydrogen and methanol directly into electrical energy without combustion they create virtually no pollution. So they do not add carbon dioxide and other so-called "Greenhouse Gases" to the atmosphere. Moreover, new developments in catalysts and improved reliability have made them viable candidates in a board range of energy applications. That's Why You Should Take a Look at OUR FREE SAMPLE ISSUE (PDF-file) No doubt about it, within the next decade, fuel cells will be providing energy for cars and trucks, producing electricity for utilities, and heating and cooling homes and businesses. They may even replace the expensive batteries in personal computers with power sources that can run for almost a year on a teaspoonful of alcohol. The advent of the fuel cell will transform the energy industry. Already, some companies that have become leaders in fuel cell development over the long haul are very hot stocks on Wall Street. From major automakers to huge utilities, planners are already integrating the fuel cell into their long-range strategies. Some market analysts predict that fuel cells will become a billion dollar market in the next decade.

108. Fuel Cell Experiment Kit manufacturers are already experimenting successfully with this technology and it is widely believed that fuel cells will become the energy source for http://www.physlink.com/estore/cart/FuelCellCarExperimentKit.cfm

Click here to go back to PhysLink.com HOME View Cart Checkout ... Product Search By Category: Batteries, Power Supplies Books Clocks, Watches Crystal Growing ... Weather Instruments By Price Range: under $5 $5 to $10 $10 to $20 $20 to $50 ... Returns Policy SAFE SHOPPING We also accept PayPal! Fuel Cell Experiment Kit Price: Sale Price: each Item No: In Stock: units in stock Ships in 24-48 hours. Quantity: A Science Kit for the 21st Century! Endless hours of fun and learning as you assemble and experiment with a unique reversible fuel cell Now that we have your attention, roll up your sleeves and find out more through experiments and demonstrations you can do on your own, in a classroom or with friends. Fuel cells are one of the most promising means of producing energy in the future. Because they do not consume fossil fuels they are considered environmentally friendly. Automobile manufacturers are already experimenting successfully with this technology and it is widely believed that fuel cells will become the energy source for automobiles in the near future. With this unique kit, you can build your own experimental reversible fuel cell car to learn more about this energy source. With more than 30 experiments and demonstrations, provided either in the kit or on our web site, users will learn how a reversible fuel cell works to perform electrolysis as well as to create energy. The electricity required to activate electrolysis is created with a large solar cell included with the kit. During electrolysis, water is separated into hydrogen and oxygen and the resulting energy is stored as a gas. When needed, the gas is fed into the fuel cell, which then serves as the power source.

109. Natural Life Magazine #53 - Fuel Cell Promises Clean Energy solar, tidal or geothermal were used in the electrolysis process which generates hydrogen from water, fuel cells could be a completely clean source of energy. http://www.life.ca/nl/53/fuelcell.html

Subscribe Advertise NATURAL LIFE MAGAZINE #53 Issue Index Contact Fuel Cell Promises Clean Energy by Wendy Priesnitz There is a new, cleaner energy technology on the horizon. Fuel cells, which have been used to power orbiting space stations and shuttles since the 1960s, promise an end to the fossil fuel/nuclear power age in the not-too-distant future. There is a new, cleaner energy technology on the horizon. Fuel cells, which have been used to power orbiting space stations and shuttles since the 1960s, promise an end to the fossil fuel/nuclear power age in the not-too-distant future. Hydrogen-powered fuel cells are three times as efficient as an internal combustion engine and their only emission is pure water. They are 40 percent efficient when used just for electricity, but can achieve an amazing 80 percent efficiency if used for both electricity and heating applications. One of the leaders in developing this hydrogen fuel cell technology is Ballard Power Systems, located in Burnaby, B.C. Ballard has produced a prototype, zero-emission, hydrogen-powered bus. Three of these demonstration vehicles will be on the streets in Vancouver later this year. This contract, as well as one with the Chicago Transit Authority, will provide the company with valuable research in preparation for commercial production in 1998. Ballard is also working with automobile manufacturers Daimler-Benz, Volkswagen, Volvo, General Motors, Hitachi and Honda, as those companies research and develop fuel cell powered passenger and commercial vehicles. The Matsushita Electric Works is also using Ballard fuel cells to develop portable power systems.

110. Fuel Cells Hydrogen Technology News And Events energy Info Source. View fuel Cell Yearbook 2002. Korea Institute of energy Research Covers whole fuel cell R D areas from catalysts to integrated systems. http://www.fuelcell-info.com/

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111. Energy Conversion Devices Inc | Leader In The Fields Of Alternative Energy Gener Ovonic phasechange optical and electronic memories, and Ovonic threshold switching) and alternative energy (photovoltaics, fuel cells, hydride batteries and http://www.ovonic.com/res/2_3_regen_fuel/regen_fuel_cells.htm

Company Profile Our History People Investor Relations ... Electronic Memory Related Developments View press release on the Ovonic™ Instant Startup Fuel Cell technology. more Related Information Glossary Tool Contact Us Overview Ovonic Regenerative Fuel Cells™ are electrochemical devices that include two electrodes, an anode, and a cathode. Between the two electrodes is a solid or liquid electrolyte that allows ions to pass through, but prevents electrons from passing through. Hydrogen, which enters the anode, and oxygen, which enters the cathode, are converted into electrical energy and water as a byproduct. Our unique, low-cost, proprietary material technology does not rely on expensive and rare noble metals such as platinum and palladium, and can provide significantly superior performance and lower costs as compared to other technologies, such as proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells. The principal differences between PEM fuel cells and Ovonic Regenerative Fuel Cells™ technology lie in the costs of materials required to make each, the processes by which they operate and in operating temperature ranges. PEM fuel cells require platinum in the electrodes and a costly proton exchange membrane. The Ovonic Regenerative Fuel Cell™ by contrast promises to require no costly precious metal in its electrodes and no membrane. Additionally, a PEM fuel cell's operating temperature is in the narrow 60°C to 80°C range while the Ovonic Regenerative Fuel Cell™ is able to operate anywhere within the range of about -20°C to

112. Digital Summit Highlights Energy From Fuel Cells - 10/09/03 Digital summit highlights energy from fuel cells. Car economist ups US sales forecast to 16.6 million; Digital summit highlights energy from fuel cells; http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosinsider/0310/10/c01-293135.htm

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113. Penn Engineers Develop Fuel Cell That Uses Liquid Diesel, The First Such Device Scientists, corporations and the military are all interested in fuel cells, which are far more efficient and less polluting than other energy sources. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2001/09/010905072008.htm

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114. DaimlerChrysler - Environment - Power From A Fuel Cell electrical energy. fuel cells are extremely efficient energywise since the power can be better exploited than in a combustion engine. http://www.daimlerchrysler.com/dccom/0,,0-5-7166-1-142462-1-0-0-142465-0-0-135-7

Worldwide Site Map Contact Help ... Deutsch var imgName=s[randomNumber]; var imgWidth=431; var imgHeight=59; document.write('' ); Home Company at a Glance Investor Relations Innovation ... Media Services Power from a fuel cell Of all the alternative sources of propulsion, fuel cell vehicles offer the best future perspectives. They have a high efficiency, are quiet and completely pollution-free: only water emits from exhaust systems. Compressed hydrogen as an energy source is the technically most uncomplicated system, but DaimlerChrysler is also testing other fuel options. On the way towards an emission-free future A redefinition of the car Since its invention, the principle behind a motor vehicle has changed little. By comparison, fuel cell vehicles do not have a combustion engine but an electric motor with high torque that draws its power from a fuel cell. This unit only takes up energy – attained from hydrogen – when it is really needed. The small on-board power station also allows new applications: it can supply both the increasing number of electronic components with energy as well as other users consuming power whilst not in motion, for example air conditioning systems or auxiliary heating. Regenerative hydrogen used in fuel cells will permit emission-free traffic in the future. In this respect this alterna-tive form of propulsion opens up new perspectives for mobility. Clean technology that can be experienced enlarge There are a number of options for using hydrogen as an energy source. DaimlerChrysler pursues those that are ecologically, energy-wise and economically promising and has been testing various concepts for fuel cell vehicles since 1994. Research cars such as the NECAR 1 to NECAR 5, but also the Jeep® Commander 2 or the Chrysler Natrium demonstrate the technical feasibility of differing storage approaches.

115. On The Edge: The Future Of Fuel Cells few years, they are hardly alone. fuel cells can be used anywhere that energy is required. Things such as highway road signs, often http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/technology/ontheedge_0306.html

SEARCH: advertisement On the Edge: The Future of Fuel Cells By Rich Gray Special to SPACE.com posted: 07:00 am ET 03 June 2003 Based on an electrochemical process that was discovered over 150 years ago, fuel cells use an electrically conductive material to convert chemical energy from hydrogen and oxygen into electrical energy. They pollute less than traditional power sources, producing little more than water as a by-product. Fuel cells are not dependent on dwindling oil supplies, running instead on hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe. And, unlike traditional batteries, fuel cells can be refueled. While this may sound great, all is not roses for the industry. Fuel cells are currently expensive to produce (for automobiles, they can be ten times the price of conventional engines), and the hydrogen they use can be difficult to store and distribute. Yet, fuel cells today are much less expensive and more powerful than the prototypes used in 1960s NASA space capsules to produce both power and water. We’re now on the brink of mass-rollouts of the technology in several areas, including automobiles and mobile devices. More Stories Fuel Cells - Can the Space Age Power Source Tame the Open Road?

116. Freeing Gases For Cheap Fuel Cells With Orbiting Laser Cannons fuel cells for buildings and homes might make good backup generators, but not daily energy sources. Hydrogen can be produced on Earth by water electrolysis. http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/technology/laser_hydrogen_020109-1.html

SEARCH: advertisement Freeing Gases For Cheap Fuel Cells With Orbiting Laser Cannons By Erik Baard Special to SPACE.com posted: 07:00 am ET 09 January 2002 When Masahiro Mori sees international petroleum supertankers groan into Japan's Chiba, it must strike him, like many other energy visionaries, as an absurd image: a hazardous product being hauled thousands of miles across a potentially superior and cleaner fuel, hydrogen. What makes Dr. Mori unique, however, is what he imagines to be more sensible: hydrogen blasted out of water by giant lasers in low Earth orbit. Hydrogen has spent a hundred years as the fuel of the future and it still is. But if Mori, an engineer with the Advanced Mission Research Center of Japan's National Space Development Agency (NASDA) has his way, drivers replenishing their fuel cells a generation from now will regard his grand scheme as an inevitable next step in energy production. "NASDA and the Institute for Laser Technology in Tokyo set about joint research development of this system. And it is under application for a patent in cooperation with NASDA, ILT and Mitsubishi Research Institute Inc, which is a private think tank company," Dr. Mori wrote SPACE.com

117. Fuel Cells-Key Text fuel cells, like batteries, transform chemical energy into electricity. However, unlike batteries, fuels cells don t store electrical energy. http://www.science.org.au/nova/023/023key.htm

Key text Fuelling the 21st century Published by Australian Academy of Science Sponsored by Fuel cells are an efficient and low-polluting way to generate power. The Australian Technology Park in Sydney has installed Australia's first commercial fuel cell. You will get more from this topic if you have mastered the basics of energy Printer-friendly version of complete topic Bolted under the cargo bay of each NASA space shuttle is a piece of equipment about a metre long. It is shaped like a narrow box and weighs a little over 100 kilograms. This small device is one of the most important items on board the shuttle. If it fails, NASA will call off an entire mission, bringing the crew back to Earth. What is a fuel cell? Fuel cells, like batteries, transform chemical energy into electricity. However, unlike batteries, fuels cells don't store electrical energy. Instead, they convert energy from chemical reactions directly into electrical energy ( Box 1 Generating electricity from coal In Australia, most of our electricity comes from burning coal. Transforming coal into electricity requires a number of steps. At each step, energy is lost from the system. Additional energy is lost during transmission along power lines. By the time electricity reaches your power point, less than 30 per cent of the energy originally stored in the coal is available to you. Burning coal to generate electricity is not only inefficient, it is also polluting. It releases oxides of sulfur and nitrogen, contributing to smog and acid rain. (These emissions are more of a problem overseas than in Australia where the coal is relatively clean.) Burning coal also produces large amounts of carbon dioxide, a

118. ATS: Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited -- Solid Oxide Fuel Cells -- Energy, Environment Technology Solid Oxide fuel cells. Address 170 Browns Road NOBLE PARK VIC 3174. Industry/Technology Group energy, Environment, Waste Management. http://ats.business.gov.au/aws/VIC_002/

Thank you for your interest. For the most updated information please visit our home page at: http://ats.business.gov.au Technology: Solid Oxide Fuel Cells Address: 170 Browns Road NOBLE PARK VIC 3174 Industry/Technology Group: Energy, Environment, Waste Management Tel: Company: Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited Fax: URL: www.cfcl.com.au Email: dinahr@cfcl.com.au Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited solid oxide fuel cells Bringing Power Generation to the Customer Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited's solid oxide fuel cell products will enable on-site energy generation. A solid oxide fuel cell generates electricity via an electrochemical process, somewhat like a battery, but does not need to be recharged. In addition, the fuel cell reaction generates valuable high temperature heat which can be used in a range of cogeneration applications. Solid oxide fuel cell products have the potential to provide a cheaper, quieter, greener and more reliable energy supply. Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited Market analysis Worldwide deregulation of energy markets, environmental concerns and demand for reliable supply have focussed attention on alternative energy generation. According to recent research, energy generation at or close to point of consumption is the fastest growing sector in the energy industry. Analysts estimate that distributed generation has a potential global market of several billion dollars.

119. World Press Review - Fuel Cells - Iceland - Hydrogen Power Eco energy Ltd.), an Icelandic holding company, to create the Icelandic Icelandic New energy, which aims to research hydrogen fuel cell technology and wean http://www.worldpress.org/europe/0123iceland.htm

About Us Back Issues Subscriptions Classroom Use ... World Maps Click an area of the map for world news. Africa Americas Asia Europe ... Middle East Affiliated Programs: World Press Review is a program of the Stanley Foundation. Science and Technology Will Fuel Cells Make Iceland the 'Kuwait of the North?' Reykjavik, Iceland Feb. 15, 2002 How they work: 1. Hydrogen gas flows over the anode. 2. Electrons are stripped from the hydrogen and flow through the anode to the external circuit. 3. Hydrogen ions move through electrolyte to cathode. Oxygen is introduced to the cathode. 4. Hydrogen ions, electrons, and oxygen combine to form water vapor. (Diagram: U.S. Department of Defense) As the West anxiously eyes the explosive political situation in the Middle East, pundits and energy experts are expounding the need for more alternatives to petroleum. Naturally, the quest is motivated by other factors as well. Icelandic scientists believe that within the next 15 years, world demand for oil will outstrip production. The projected shortage, it is feared, would make gasoline extremely expensive. The gadflies of the hydrocarbon age also worry about the effect the world's dependence on petroleum products is having on the environment. Burning fossil fuels creates pollution that, scientists are increasingly concerned, causes global warming.

120. USFCC Internet Directory 4Hydrogen; Altarum Institute; California fuel Cell Partnership; Distributed energy Forum; Earth Talk; fuel cells 2000; fuelcells.org fuel Cell Career Center; fuel http://www.usfcc.com/internet.htm

US Fuel Cell Council - Internet Directory The US Fuel Cell Council has assembled a collection of Internet Sites that discuss fuel cells and fuel cell related issues. We will be adding additional web sites, so please check this location for updates. Be sure to also check the Online Publications in the LIbrary If you have any suggestions or recommended sites, please email us. Thank you. US Fuel Cell Council Executive Members Internet Sites Ballard Generation Systems ChevronTexaco Energy Technology Systems Columbian Chemicals Company Cooperative Research Network - NRECA ... World Fuel Cell Council US Fuel Cell Council Associate Members Internet Sites Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. American Electric Power Argonne National Laboratory Asbury Graphite Mills ... U.S. Department of Energy UltraCell, Inc. Umicore Autocat, USA, Inc. Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. Worcester Polytechnic Institute Ztek Corporation Government Internet Sites California Air Resources Board California Energy Commission Department of Defense Fuel Cell Program Pages DOE Office of Transportation Technologies ... U.S Department of Energy

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