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Fuel Cells 2000 Fuel Cells 2000 is a non-profit project which provides educational information on fuel cells to the public, the media, and policy makers. In English and Spanish. Energy Research Corporation A developer and manufacturer of electrochemical technologies including fuel cells and batteries. International Fuel Cells Manufactures, markets and supports fuel cells for commercial and residential power systems as well as transportation, space, and defense applications. Proton Energy Systems Proton Exchange Membrane fuel cells and hydrogen generators produced by this company include unique regenerative fuel cells offering the ability to capture and store energy effectively. Used in industry, electronics, energy storage and research. Global Thermoelectric, Inc. Specialist in Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) development. Ballard Power Systems Inc. Recognized as a world leader in developing, manufacturing and marketing zero-emission proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells for use in transportation, electricity generation and portable power products. Fuel Cells Fact sheet from the Bellona Foundation. A fuel cell is an electrochemical device: electricity is produced by chemical reactions. The Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Investor Hydrogen, fuel cells, and investing in an emerging technology includes well organized links to information available on the internet, online newsletter. Hydrogen Fuel Cell Program About fuel cells, fuel cell technology research, market opportunities, fuel cell energy for isolated communities, and related topics. From Desert Research Institute (Nevada, U.S.). National Fuel Cell Research Center (NFCRC) The mission of the NFCRC is to promote and support the genesis of a fuel cell industry by providing technological leadership within a vigorous program of research, development and demonstration. |
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