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The Institute of Transportation Studies at the University of California, Davis (ITS-Davis) has established a research program to develop a fundamental understanding of fuel cell system science and technology, and to assess the technology status .
Discusses the goals and challenges of the U.S. Department of Energy Fuel Cell Program in developing fuel cells for transportation.
Outlines the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's hydrogen program, hydrogen characteristics, and research challenges.
The national lab's site for providing educators with up-to-date information about hydrogen production, storage, and utilization and related materials.
Information on the University of California's Center for Research & Technology Hydrogen Program, including research programs, staff and lab capabilities.
The Department of Energy's hydrogen site with numerous reports, articles and publications, technical project summaries, educational activities and related information.
This Department of Energy division works to develop and promote advanced transportation technologies which will reduce oil import requirements and pollutant emissions.
The national lab's fuel cell research and development division which designs, develops and tests fuel cell technologies.
Site provides installation and site performance information several US Department of Defense fuel cell sites. Also includes resource links and news.
Databases on metal-hydrogen systems, their properties, applications and literature sources, as well as profiles of organizations involved in metal-hydrogen development.
Air pollution control agency for all or portions of Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, California.
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