Surf these sites: Advanced Fuel Cell Power Systems -- Fuel cell technology is an advanced, high efficiency method for generating electricity from coal and other fossil fuels using an electrochemical reaction rather than combustion. U.S. DOE web page describes several fuel-cell technologies and their current status. Ballard Power Systems -- Protein exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell manufacturer CoPower.com -- Energy Technology Product Showcase website, featuring Hydrogen Fuel Cells and Microturbines DCH Technology, Inc. Fuel Cells -- Manufacturers of circular PEM fuel cell stacks running on hydrogen and natural gas DaimlerChrysler unveils fuel-cell vehicle -- NECAR 4 uses fuel cells to convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power the car. The car releases only water vapor into the air, making it more friendly to the environment than traditional gas vehicles. ENN Daily News -- 3/18/99 Energy Advances at DRI: Fuel Cells -- Information and links, from Desert Research Institute (Nevada, U.S.). Energy Research Corporation -- A developer and manufacturer of electrochemical - fuel cell and battery - technologies. Fuel Cell Technologies -- Independent Manufacturer of Fuel Cell test stations and related components. Alternative Energy Systems for real world applications. Fuel Cell Test Stations 60 to 500 Amps. Cell Hardware and Design 5 to 250 cm2. Fuel Cell World -- The World Fuel Cell Council is a trade association that promotes fuel cell technology. Site provides info on fuel cells, links, papers and presentations. Fuel Cells -- Fact sheet from the Bellona Foundation. A fuel cell is an electrochemical device: electricity is produced by chemical reactions. Fuel Cells 2000 -- On-line fuel cell information center, including the basics of fuel cells, fuel cells in transportation, fuel cell news, and links to upcoming conferences and other resources. Hydrogen Fuel Cell Letter -- issues from 1994-97 International Fuel Cells -- Develops fuel cells and related fuel processing technologies for the transportation, stationary and portable markets. IFC fuel cells power plants provide power to the space shuttle orbiter fleet. IFC is a subsididary of United Technologies Corporation (UTX). M-C Power -- Producer of Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells -- Site has company and product descriptions; primer on fuel cell basics. Metallic Power Inc. -- Developing clean, affordable, efficient power through zinc-air fuel cell technology. Company''s 4 Kilowatt, 48 Volt fuel cell has immediate application. Site has info on products, technology, etc. Mini fuel cell -- -purchase a 1V mini fuel cell to demonstrate and explore its electrical principles. 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. ONSI Corporation -- ONSI Corporation manufactures, markets and supports of fuel cells for stationary power, including the PC25 power plant. ONSI Corporation is a subsidiary of United Technologies Corporation (UTX). Plug Power -- Protein exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell manufacturer. Procyon Power Systems, Inc. -- Procyon''s hybrid power system is a revolutionary new technology - hydrogen to power a fuel cell is readily extracted from ordinary fuels while a residual carbon gas provides power to a heat engine. Proton Energy Systems Inc. -- Manufacturer of proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzers and fuel cell products. The Fuel Cell Program -- Kittering University: fuel cell basics, LINKS, and pictures. The Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Investor -- Hydrogen, fuel cells, and investing in an emerging technology - well organized links to the best information available on the internet. U.S. DOE Fuel Cell Technologies -- How Department of Energy Laboratories are developing fuel-cell technologies to make fuel cell power systems competitive with internal combustion engines. US Fuel Cell Council -- industry association dedicated to fostering the commercialization of fuel cells in the United States. Westinghouse Solid Oxide Fuel Cell -- With U.S. DOE support, Westinghouse is developing a ceramic-based "solid oxide" fuel cell.
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