SFC wins US Army OTC order for development of a 250 W fuel cell

Brunnthal, Germany, Jan. 23, 2007 – SFC Smart Fuel Cell AG, technology and market leader in fuel cell based energy solutions, has again been selected for providing an advanced power solution to an important military program. In the context of an US Army Test and Evaluation Command (ATEC) order, SFC is to develop a 250 W Alternate Power Source Fuel Cell (APSFC) for use of the Army’s Operational Test Command... 
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Berlin, April 12, 2007. Heliocentris, a leader in the distribution of fuel cell and hydrogen technology to education, scientific and demonstration markets has signed a distribution agreement with Parker Energy Systems. The agreement encompasses the "TekStak™" fuel cell program of Parker. The particular strength of the "TekStak™" is that the fuel cell stacks can be assembled as a stack of one, five or ten fuel cells, and are durable enough to be repeatedly... 
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Hobby R/C racing enters Hydrogen Age!
December 7, 2006

Horizon's H-racer Wins Business 2.0 2007 Bottom Line Design Award
World's First Fuel Cell-Powered Consumer Product Named Best in Marketing Category

San Francisco– Wednesday, March 21, 2007 - Business 2.0 and Frog Design, in their third annual Bottom Line Design Awards for ingenuity in business success, selected the H-racer as one of 11 winners. The hydrogen fuel cell car was awarded in the Marketing category.

"Plays... 
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World's first zero emission, hydrogen Fuel cell jet
April 6, 2007

An unmanned hydrogen fuel cell powered jet made history this week as it took to the skies over the hills of Bern, Switzerland. The “Hyfish” astonished its creators as it flawlessly performed vertical climbs, loops and other aerial acrobatics at speeds reaching 200 km/h. (click here to see the video).

These first amazing flights were the result of 1 and ½ years of cooperative development between the... 
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U.S., Chinese researchers collaborate on clean coal
Contact: Susan Bauer, (509) 375-3688

International consortium stems from needs and resources of each country

RICHLAND, Wash. – Scientists from China will meet with their counterparts in the United States next week to advance the science needed to use coal - the No. 1 domestic energy resource for each country - cleanly and more economically.

The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics and the Institute... 
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Combinatorial Methods Successful in Solid-State Catalyst DiscoveryScientists discover important new catalysts by adapting combinatorial methods
by Gail Karet

Despite the popularity of combinatorial chemistry as a drug-discovery technique and recent favorable publicity concerning its applicability to solid-state chemistry, many solid-state chemists remain skeptical that it will find widespread use in their field. Although academic and industrial researchers have shown that solids can be... 
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