| A Strategy for the Hydrogen Transition : new link — Geothermal resource data for the southeastern U.S. through the Regional Geophysics Laboratory; summary of geothermal resources, technology, and potential of geothermal heat pumps in the southeastern U.S. |
| ASME: Provider of energy programs and services within the transportation, residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. |
| BCS Technology : |
| Bellona of Norway: Fuel Cells : University of Arizona research center |
| BMW: at The Pennsylvania College of Technology |
| Cellennium : The Yestermorrow Design/Build School is a dynamic learning community exploring and teaching the integrated creative process of designing and building a sustainable future. |
| Celsius : PDF-144k — T99-07, This paper illustrates how the careful coordination of fuel-cell commercialization in stationary and transportation applications, the use of small-scale, distributed fueling appliances, and Hypercar® vehicles combine to offer leapfrog opportunities for climate protection and the transition to hydrogen (1999). |
| Ceramatec : new performance test code for fuel cells |
| Cetiner Engineering Corporation : Developer of proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells. |
| Cleaner Energy, Greener Profits : |
| Comparative study of fuel cell vehicles and vehicles with internalcombustion engines: |
| Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas : Commercializing new designs of regenerative fuel cells using vanadium salts as electrolytes. |
| DailmerChrysler: |
| DaimlerChrysler Fuel Cell Car: |
| DaimlerChrysler Unveils Fuel-Cell Vehicle : Provides tips on feasibility studies, design, engineering, project services and operations support for methanol, ammonia, hydrogen and fuel cells. |
| Dais-Analytic : new link — PDF-1.5 MB — U02-02, This research paper explores the cost-effectiveness of fuel cells as an electrical generation source to provide domestic, commercial and industrial power. Cleaner Energy, Greener Profits finds that, over the next decade, the once-centralized electric power industry will evolve toward a more competitive and heterogeneous structure. In this new environment, the use of fuel cells will become economical if their proponents can capture their benefits as small, decentralized power sources. Fuel cells and other distributed generation sources require less power distribution infrastructure (wires and transformers) because they can be sited close to where power is used. They are cleaner and quieter than conventional power generation sources, so they can be located near or inside buildings where their output is used. Because fuel cells are modular and flexible in size, they don’t result in overbuilding of capacity as do large power plants. Also, they can provide power with better reliability than conventional systems (2002). |
| EBARA Ballard Corporation : |
| Element 1 Power Systems (E1PS) : |
| Elf Atochem North America : |
| E-TEK Inc : hydrogen-powered NECAR 2 prototype uses fuel cell technology to generate electricity and water vapor. |
| Eye for fuel cells: ENN News article on DaimlerChrysler’s unveiling of its NECAR 4 fuel cell vehicle, March 1999. |
| Ford Motorcompany: Developing PEM fuel cell based portable and stationary power products. |
| Fuel Cell Bus Club: www.ebara.co.jp |
| Fuel Cell Commercialization Group : Maker of fuel cells and fuel cell learning kits. |
| Fuel Cell Markets : www.elf-atochem.com |
| Fuel Cells – Frequently Asked Questions : www.etek-inc.com |
| Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Energy: Subscription based FC market analysis |
| Fuel Cells for Electricity: |
| Fuel Cells UK: comprises the participants of the fuel cell bus projects who intend to introduce fuel cell transit buses to their fleets and establish a hydrogen refueling infrastructure in their cities |
| Gaskatel GmbH : Focus is on the commercialization of carbonate fuel cells for power generation, with history, applications, research and demonstration programs, publications and resource information. |
| Gaz De France : The "Personals" page of the FC newspaper |
| GE Energy and Environmental Research Corp : Answers to frequently asked questions about fuel cells, courtesy of The American Hydrogen Association. |
| General Electric (GE) MicroGen : |
| General Motors: From the California Energy Commission, explains what fuel cells are, and lists the various types of fuel cells. |
| H tec Hydrogen Energy Systems: established to foster the development of the U.K. fuel cell industry, elevate the U.K. industry in the international arena, and raise the profile of U.K. fuel cell activity. |
| Honda: members.aol.com |
| Honeywell International Inc / Research and Technology Center : www.gazdefrance.com |
| Hydride Information Center : |
| Hydro Quebec Research Institute : Distributes the HomeGen 7000s, a residential fuel cell power generation system, through qualified energy-industry retail resellers. |
| HydroCell UK Ltd : |
| Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Resource Guide : new link — Manufacturers of fuel cells and solar hydrogen systems for education and demonstration. Many PDF files describing the company and its products. German based, site in English. |
| Hydrogen and Fuel Cells: |
| Hydrogen and Fuel Cells : Researcher and developer of engineered materials. Specific areas of research include catalysts, separation processes and media, enzyme systems and bioprocessing, specialty chemicals and advanced materials. The company performs research for al.. |
| Hydrogen Benefits Page : hydpark.ca.sandia.gov |
| Hydrogen Economy: Not So Difficult—Without Nuclear Power : www.ireq.ca |
| Hydrogen Fuel Cell Locomotive: www.fuelcells.co.uk |
| Hydrogen Fuel Cell Program : www.afdc.doe.gov |
| Hydrogen, Fuel Cells & Infrastucture Programs: source of information on types of fuel cell devices, with animations, links, and downloads. |
| Hydrogen: The Future of Energy : |
| HyGen Industries : www.hydrogenus.com |
| Hypercars, Hydrogen, and Distributed Utilities: Disruptive Technologies and Gas-Industry Strategy : PDF-136k — E03-07, RMI’s CEO Amory Lovins replies to a Nature article by EPRI’s Paul Grant, who claimed that a hydrogen economy would be impractical (taking too much land, capital, fossil fuel, etc.)…except with nuclear power, whose dismal economics he conveniently ignored (23 August 2003). |
| ICP-CSIC : engineering students team up to research and create a new fuel cell stack that will power an amusement park train. |
| ICTP-CSIC : Desert Research Institute’s fuel cell site, with information on technologies, vehicle designs, global efforts and renewable fuel options. |
| ICV-CSIC : Hydrogen and fuel cells have the potential to solve several major challenges facing America today: dependence on petroleum imports, poor air quality, and greenhouse gas emissions. The Hydrogen, Fuel Cells & Infrastructure Technologies Program is working with partners to accelerate the development and successful market introduction of these technologies. |
| Inflating Hydrogen Needs : PDF-1.3 MB — E03-15, Public interest in hydrogen as a fuel for the future has reached an all-time high. Yet conflicting, confusing, and often ill-informed commentary accompanies the excitement. This PowerPoint presentation explains basic hydrogen facts and fallacies. This presentation was given by Amory Lovins at the Given Institute, Aspen, Colorado (06 August 2003). |
| Intelligent Optical Systems : Develop, manufacture and market systems for on-site hydrogen production, convert fleets to run on hydrogen, market vehicle conversion kits, and develop comprehensive educational products. / (added 09/2005) |
| International Fuel Cell Workshop: PDF-1.5 MB — E00-25, This PowerPoint presentation informed the American Gas Association’s joint marketing/operations conference of how Hypercars’ multiple roles, in transportation and power generation, could profoundly affect fuel markets (09 May 2000). |
| Japan Automobile Research Institute Inc : |
| Lund Institute of Technology : |
| Massachusetts Institute of Technology : |
| Materials and Electrochemical Research (MER) : PDF-64k — E04-05, In an unpublished letter to Science, Amory Lovins points out that CalTech researchers overstated by about tenfold the amount of hydrogen that would be needed to run the U.S. economy. This continues a series of technical errors by the same group, including its famous two-order-of-magnitude overestimate of how much hydrogen might leak from a hydrogen-based energy system, ostensibly endangering the ozone layer. See E03-02 – (02 February 2004). |
| McDermott Technology Inc / Alliance Research Center : Specializes in the design and development of proprietary optical communications, monitoring and signal-processing technologies, including sensors for fuel cell technologies. |
| Metallic Power : international conference on polymer electrolyte fuel cells for electric vehicles. November 12-14, 2001, in Yamanashi, Japan. / (added 09/2005) |
| Mitsubishi Heavy Industries : |
| More Energy Ltd : |
| MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH : |
| National Aerospace Laboratory : Research and development corporation focused on advanced composites, powders, coatings and fullerenes, as well as energy conversion systems that include batteries, fuel cells and gas storage. |
| Netherlands Energy Research Foundation : Provider of defense, energy and electronic R&D services and nuclear power plant services. Services are provided to the Department of Energy, Department of Defense, Electric Power Research Institute, Gas Research Institute, Nuclear Regulatory Co.. |
| News and Trends : Company developing a zinc-air fuel cell. |
| Northwest Power Systems : |
| Ocean Power : |
| ONSI Corporation : |
| Pinnacle VRB : |
| Power+Energy Inc : |
| Powerball Technologies LLC : Trends and investment news in hydrogen production, storage and infrastructure. |
| Procyon Power Systems Inc : A subsidiary of IDACORP Technologies, Inc., a non-regulated member of the IDACORP, Inc., family of energy-related companies. This Oregon company manufactures and sells patented PEM fuel cell components, subsystems and fully integrated systems. |
| REB Research & Consulting : Designs and manufactures modular, water desalination and renewable power generation systems powered by fuel cells. |
| Rebuttal to Tromp et al’s Response in Science, Science magazine : The manufacturing arm of International Fuel Cell (IFC), both of South Windsor, Connecticut. Both are subsidiaries of United Technologies Corporation. Manufactures, markets and supports fuel cells for stationary power applications. IFC also is d.. |
| Renewable Energy Information: Hydrogen & Fuel Cells: Manufacture new energy storage system allowing electricity to be stored via fuel cells using redox flow cell technology. |
| Report: Role of Fuel Cells in New York : |
| Schafer Corporation : |
| Siemens Westinghouse : |
| T/J Technologies : new link — Michigan-based research and consulting firm. Specializes in hydrogen purifiers and membrane reactors for electronics and fuel cells. Consultants on hydrogen extraction, purification, sorption (gettering), transport and transport barriers. |
| The Fuel Cell Bus Club: PDF-136k — E03-02, Amory Lovins argues that the authors of the erroneous Science (www.sciencemag.org) article claiming enormous hydrogen leaks have misinterpreted their references (again) in an effort to conceal their original mistake (13 October 2003). |
| Toyota: |
| Twenty Hydrogen Myths : National Resources Defense Council’s report on the role fuel cells can play in New York State. |
| US DOE Fuel Cell Technologies : |
| UTC Fuel Cells : About Fuel Cells: siemens.com |
| WestinghouseSavannah River Company : Designs, develops and manufactures advanced materials and devices for electrochemical energy storage and conversion. |
| What are fuel cells? : comprises the participants of the fuel cell bus projects who intend to introduce fuel cell transit buses to their fleets and establish a hydrogen refueling infrastructure in their cities |
| What is a Fuel Cell? : |
| What types of fuel cells are there? : PDF-350k — E03-05, This documented white paper demystifies hydrogen energy, debunks popular misconceptions, and proposes a surprisingly easy, attractive, and profitable path to the hydrogen economy (23 June 2003). / (added 09/2005) |
| Worcester Polytechnic Institute : Information on the achievements of the U.S. Laboratories work on fuel cell technologies. Also resource information and links. |
| Xcellsis : This explains how a fuel cell works, shows the systems that are available, lists the types of fuel cells, tells why they are beneficial, and gives related links. |
