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Information on the achievements of the U.S. Laboratories work on fuel cell technologies. Also resource information and links.
Championing the shift to hydrogen and fuel cell technologies, with information and resource links.
Promotes and coordinates environmental activities, administers graduate and postdoctoral training and fellowship programs, and home for several interdisciplinary research projects in the energy, nuclear and industrial fields.
An overview of the exisiting and emerging fuel cell technologies, how they work and potential applications.
A communication center for fuel cell commercialization activities worldwide, with technology reviews and links to manufacturers and organizations.
Information on fuel cell technologies, applications and additional resources.
German based hydrogen fuel cell energy information site, with articles, technology reviews, and contact resources.
Fuel cell 101 fact sheet originally from the Energy Educators of Ontario.
A bio from Englishman Henry Cavendish, who was the first to recognize hydrogen gas as a distinct substance.
Answers to frequently asked questions about fuel cells, courtesy of The American Hydrogen Association.
Producer of gas humidifiers, electrocatalysts, cell electrolytes, fuel cell stacks, gas diffusion electrodes, portable power source and microprocessor based computerized fuel cell test stands with IR measurement and pressurization capabilities. .
Information for investing in hydrogen and fuel cell technologies, with news, resource links and company information.
Trends and investment news in hydrogen production, storage and infrastructure.
A detailed review of fuel cell technology from the Fuel Cell Commercialization Group.
A review of the 1937 Hindenburg accident and the inaccurate blame placed upon hydrogen.
E-sources online description of fuel cell technology.
E-sources online description of various types of fuel cells.
Information on electric, natural gas, hybrid electric vehicles and intelligent transportation technologies.
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