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Brunnthal, Germany -SFC Smart Fuel Cell AG, the leading global manufacturer of methanol fuel cell systems for mobile and remote energy supply and Webasto AG, Stockdorf, one of the leading suppliers to the automotive and leisure vehicle industry, plan on a long-term cooperation for the equipping of leisure vehicles. It is intended that in the future SFC will supply EFOY fuel cells via Webasto, manufactured in series, for the equipping of leisure vehicles. Additionally, the cooperation,...
Read More Connecticut Clean Energy Fund, FuelCell Energy, University of Connecticut and U.S. Department of Defense join forces to implement demonstration Rocky Hill, Conn., September 6, 2007 – The Connecticut Clean Energy Fund (CCEF), FuelCell Energy (FCE), and the University of Connecticut today hosted a luncheon at the Connecticut Global Fuel Cell Center (CGFCC) to celebrate the successful demonstration of an innovative, distributed generation hydrogen production technology that holds great...
Read More The answer to soaring gas prices and global warming was as plain as the odorless, colorless gas powering the bright-blue minivan at the Illinois Institute of Technology. General Motors, at the request of U.S. Rep. Dan Lipinski, D-Western Springs, picked the South Side campus to showcase its HydroGen3 vehicle -- a concept car that runs on hydrogen fuel cells. The minivan is a prototype for the company's next wave of vehicles that run on alternative fuels, expected to arrive at a showroom...
Read More 4th September 2007 — Air Products today announced it has signed a co-operation agreement with HyGear B.V., a Dutch company based in Arnhem. This agreement includes the sales and marketing of HyGear's mini Steam Methane Reforming technology (5-10 Nm3/h) into various application areas including hydrogen fuelling stations. Large scale steam methane reforming (SMR) of natural gas is the most common method of producing commercial bulk hydrogen in use today. HyGear's hydrogen...
Read More UTC will get the first 100-kilowatt solid oxide fuel cell for a demonstration project, officials announced at a press conference in the Alternative Energy Lab at the SimCenter on the campus of UTC on Wednesday. Congressman Zach Wamp was joined by Dr. K.R. Sridhar of Bloom Energy Corporation and David Rayburn of Modine Manufacturing Company in the announcement. The congressman said he asked for and received a $3.5 million appropriation in a House-passed defense bill that, if it becomes law,...
Read More Ford set a silent speed record in the form of a 333kmh run in a fuel cell car at Bonneville last week, writes Dave Moore.   The Ford Fusion Hydrogen 999, which reached the heady speed of 207.279 mph, or 333.58321kmh to be exact, is the world's first production-based hydrogen fuel cell race car.
The 999 – named in homage to Henry Ford's famous race car of a century ago – is seen as another step on the road toward the commercially viable hydrogen fuel cell vehicle....
Read More An Ohio University researcher has figured out how to produce hydrogen fuel inexpensively. Now she and the university have signed an agreement to license her technology to a corporation that will take it to the marketplace. The company, American Hydrogen Corp., also has set up offices in Athens at the Ohio University Innovation Center. The license agreement grants American Hydrogen, a wholly owned subsidiary of Houston, Texas-based American Security Resources Corp. (OTCBB: ARSC), exclusive...
Read More  While solar power has become the poster child of alternative energy for many a tech company (not to mention hydroelectric and others), Fujitsu has adopted a different technology for powering its Sunnyvale, Calif. facility: hydrogen.
Last Friday, Fujitsu became the first high-tech company in California to boast its own hydrogen power plant that, according to the company, provides clean, efficient power for the campus data center and other operations. The fuel cell will generate 200 kilowatts...
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Bookish scientist Amory Lovins may seem more at home in a classroom than a boardroom, but for 25 years, the think tank he established, Rocky Mountain Institute, has been working to make corporations greener, trying to convince the marketplace that energy efficiency is good economics; that saving the planet can also save money. At its quarter-century, the think tank (or as its staffers like to call it, the “think-and-do tank”) is getting some high praise. As a crowd gathered...
Read More Fuel-cell buses promised for 2010 Olympics
Jonathan Woodward, CanWest News Service; Vancouver Sun
Published: Saturday, August 04, 2007
VANCOUVER -- Whistler will become home to the world's largest fleet of hydrogen fuel-cell buses by the 2010 Olympic Games in a five-year, $89-million project announced Friday by the B.C. government.
Leaving only water in their wake, 20 otherwise emission-free buses will make up the bulk of the Whistler bus system in a project that will provide a northern...
Read More AeroVironment's Puma Small UAS Achieves Record Flight of Nearly Five Hours Using Fuel Cell Battery Hybrid System MONROVIA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 27, 2007--AeroVironment (AV) NASDAQ:AVAV), a leader in unmanned aircraft systems and efficient electric energy systems, today announced that it successfully flew its Puma small unmanned aircraft for nearly five hours while it was powered by an onboard fuel cell battery hybrid energy storage system. This successful demonstration marked...
Read More U.S. Department of Energys Industrial Technology Program Featured at 2007 American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) Event The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Industrial Technology Program (ITP) is featured at the 2007 ACEEE’s Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Industry. The Summer Study’s presentations and discussions relate to the theme, Improving Industrial Competitiveness: Adapting to Volatile Energy Markets, Globalization, and Environmental...
Read More COLUMBUS, OH -- 07/23/07 -- A new, state-of-the-art fuel cell technology is putting Ohio on the map as a world leader in the development of alternative energy technology according to the Ohio Business Development Coalition (OBDC), the nonprofit organization that markets the state for capital investment. With help from the state's next-generation research and development programs, a Cleveland, Ohio-based company has just announced a breakthrough technology that turns agricultural...
Read More Quantum to Supply Transportable Hydrogen Refueling Stations to General Motors IRVINE, Calif., July 23 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies Worldwide, Inc., today announced that it is supplying three transportable hydrogen refueling stations to General Motors. These units will be used to refuel GM's fuel cell vehicles, which are equipped with Quantum hydrogen fuel systems, at various locations, from vehicle proving grounds and public ride-and-drive events to fleet...
Read More Phase II Funding Approved for System That Generates Electricity and Hydrogen -- to Serve in Vehicle Refueling and Industrial Applications Requiring the Gas in Pure Form DANBURY, Conn., July 18, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- FuelCell Energy, Inc. (Nasdaq:FCEL), a leading manufacturer of ultra-clean power plants using a variety of fuels for commercial, industrial, utility and government customers, today announced approval to scale up a product that separates hydrogen from a gas mixture while generating...
Read More PASADENA, Calif., July 18 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- VIASPACE Inc. , a company dedicated to commercializing proven technologies from NASA and the US Department of Defense, announced today that its subsidiary, Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Corporation (DMFCC), has signed a design and certified manufacturer agreement with Tyco Electronics Corporation, a global manufacturer of electronic components and systems. "Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Corporation has been establishing a global network...
Read More Collaboration with Japanese Firms to Develop Industrial use of Proprietary Hydrogen Purification System BEND, ORE., USA – IdaTech, LLC, a global fuel cell solutions developer and manufacturer, today announced signing of a multi-year contract with partners in Japan for the development of a large-scale hydrogen purification system. The project will be focused on purifying hydrogen from industrial processes based on IdaTech’s patented HyPurium™ metal membrane. This project...
Read More The California Fuel Cell Partnership Celebrates California’s Fuel Cell Vehicles Reaching Milestone Mileage Sacramento, Calif.– As the California Fuel Cell Partnership commemorates its eighth anniversary at its annual Earth Day open house on April 21, the organization will also celebrate the millionth mile the California fuel cell vehicle fleet odometer passed earlier this month. “Many Californians have had first-hand experience with fuel cell technology by driving...
Read More Voller Energy Group PLC, the leading developer of fuel cell systems, is pleased to announce that TUV SUD has certified the Voller fuel cell auxiliary power unit ("APU"). Voller's APU is a 1kW class system operating from standard propane, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) or Calor Gas. The system is designed for sailing yachts, recreational vehicles RV's, motor-homes and construction site welfare cabins.
Fuel-cell technology offers key advantages over conventional generators...
Read More GM Aligns Fuel Cell Researchers with Company's Core Engineering Organizations DETROIT (June 15, 2007) — General Motors Corp. is moving more than 500 fuel cell experts from advanced development laboratories to core engineering functions to prepare this technology for future production. More than 400 fuel cell engineers will report to GM's Powertrain Group to begin production engineering of fuel cell systems. Another 100 will transfer to GM's Global Product Development...
Read More Practical on-board hydrogen storage is goal of new Argonne research projectARGONNE, Ill. (June 19, 2007) — Solving one of the biggest problems in commercialization of fuel-cell-powered automobiles is the goal of a new $1.88 million research project on on-board hydrogen storage at the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory. To be practical, researchers say, the hydrogen storage system must be able to hold enough of the fuel for a driving range of 300 miles...
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