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A communication center for fuel cell commercialization activities worldwide, with technology reviews and links to manufacturers and organizations.
A collaboration among auto manufacturers, oil companies, fuel cell companies and state government working to advance fuel cell technology.
A non-profit organization which provides educational information on fuel cells to the public, the media and policy makers.
Design and build PEM fuel cells, zero emission vehicles, and solar hydrogen power systems. Also contains hydrogen fuel cell FAQ and related information.
Nonprofit association dedicated to the advancement of inexpensive, clean and safe hydrogen energy systems.
Fosters the development of hydrogen technologies and its utilization in industrial and commercial applications.
Swedish based hydrogen association and forum; with news, research projects, seminars and related links.
University of California, Irvine, center promotes and supports the genesis of a fuel cell industry by providing technological leadership within a vigorous program of research, development and demonstration.
A partnership of auto, oil and fuel cell companies and the State of California to demonstrate and advance fuel cell transportation technologies.
Supports research and development, and promotes and prepares the general introduction of hydrogen as an energy carrier.
Focused on the commercialization of hydrogen in the Western U.S., promoting and supporting the overall technology and industry.
An industry association in Washington D.C. dedicated to fostering the commercialization of fuel cells in the United States.
Internet information service of the Center for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technology (CREST), and provider of sustainable energy and development information.
State coalition promotes energy efficiency and sound use of renewable energy.
Championing the shift to hydrogen and fuel cell technologies, with information and resource links.
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