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| Blacklightpower | Blacklightpower is a Delaware corporation based in East Windsor, New Jersey, believes it has developed a new hydrogen chemical process that generates power, plasma, and a vast class of new compositions of matter. Specifically, the Company has designed and tested a new proprietary energy-producing chemical process. The Company has developed high-power-density, high-temperature, hydrogen gas cells that produce power of orders of magnitude greater than that of the combustion of hydrogen and at temperatures (1200 °F to 2200 °F) and power densities equal to those of many electric power plants (approximately 100 mW/cm3). The power may be in the form of a plasma, a hot ionized glowing gas, which the Company believes may be converted directly to electricity.(...)
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| Ballard | Ballard Power Systems is recognized as the world leader in developing, manufacturing and marketing zero-emission proton exchange membrane fuel cells for use in transportation, electricity generation and portable power products. Ballard Power Systems´ proprietary fuel cell technology is enabling automobile, electrical equipment and portable power product manufacturers to develop environmentally clean products for sale. Vancouver, Canada - Ballard Power Systems announced today that its associate company, EBARA BALLARD, unveiled an engineering prototype one-kilowatt proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell stationary generator for the Japanese residential market. February 22, 2001.
|  The AirGen™ fuel cell generator is the world's first portable fuel cell generator for indoor operation. Powered by Ballard's leading fuel cell technology, the AirGen™ fuel cell generator delivers electricity for as long as fuel is supplied.
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| Hydrogenics Corporation |  | |  | " Hydrogenics Corporation is a leading global developer of clean energy solutions, advancing the Hydrogen Economy by commercializing hydrogen and fuel cell products. The company has a portfolio of products and capabilities serving the hydrogen and energy markets of today and tomorrow. Hydrogenics, based in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, has operations in North America, Europe and Asia. "
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| UTC Power | International Fuel Cells (IFC), a unit of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE: UTX), is the world leader in fuel cell production and development for commercial, transportation, residential and space applications. One of the largest companies in the world solely devoted to fuel cell technology, IFC has more than 40 years of experience in the fuel cell business. Since 1966, all of the more than 100 U.S. manned space flights have operated with IFC-supplied fuel cells. IFC fuels cells provide efficient, reliable electrical power -- as well as drinking water for astronauts -- and have logged more than 70,000 hours in space.
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| Proton Energy System |  | |  | Proton Energy Systeme is developing the unique UNIGEN® regenerative fuel cell system, which reversibly converts electricity to hydrogen, and hydrogen back to electricity as needed. Proton's UNIGEN fuel cell system provides the ability to store energy in a highly available form ideally suited for backup power systems and premium power. UNIGEN fuel cell systems are expected to scale up much less expensively than conventional batteries.
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| Plug Power's |  | Plug Power's fuel cells are energy machines for homes. Our fuel cell system runs on natural gas or propane and is designed to meet the energy needs of a typical household. Our fuel cells will save consumers money and help clean up the environment while providing outage-free electricity. While fuel cells are not new, our innovations are. At Plug Power we have brought the space age technology that provides electricity for space craft down to earth. We are making the fuel cell cost-effective for people around the world. Our company's mission is to be the first fuel cell developer to make and sell one million systems. To reach this goal, we're building and testing hundreds of systems over the next year to ensure the best product is ready for the marketplace. With strong public and private sector support, we're on track to have full commercial product availability during the first half of 2002.
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| Nuvera | " Nuvera Fuel Cells is pleased to announce its new 5 kW PowerFlow™ fuel cell power module is available today for purchase to customers with qualified applications. PowerFlow is the first in a series of fuel cell products - including power modules and complete stand-alone systems - that we will be offering to industrial, commercial and institutional organizations. With the introduction of PowerFlow, we are entering a new phase in the technology life cycle - transitioning from developmental prototype to market-ready product. The PowerFlow systems now available are designed for commercial introduction and can be used by OEMs in real-world conditions - or by customers who wish to test Nuvera's latest fuel cell technology at their own facilities. " more
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| DTI Energy, Inc | " DTI Energy, Inc. (“DTI”), a California corporation based in Los Angeles, has acquired the exclusive worldwide licensing rights to patented Direct Methanol Fuel Cell, DMFC, technology. A proven technology, DMFC has been heralded as the power source of the future. Fuel cells produce electricity from potential chemical energy without combustion, through an electrochemical process that combines oxygen and hydrogen to produce electricity, heat, and water. Unlike other types of fuel cells (like generic Polymer Electrolyte Membrane (PEM) fuel cells) which require pure hydrogen as a fuel, Direct Methanol Fuel Cells enable this electrochemical process without the need to reform complex hydrocarbon fuel molecules (including methanol) into pure hydrogen. The DMFC technology licensed by DTI is protected by a patent estate consisting of more than 75 patents and patent applications in the United States, Japan, Europe, China, Australia, Brazil, Canada and Israel. If you are interested in obtaining a license to this patented DMFC technology, please contact
DTI Energy, Inc. "
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| FuelCell Energy | FuelCell Energy is developing its Direct FuelCell® (DFC®) for use in stationary applications. Our three main products—a 300 kW, a 1.5 MW and a 3 MW—are designed to meet a variety of applications.
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| Millennium Cell | Millennium Cell For years, scientists have known that boron hydrides store more energy than similar hydrocarbons, but combustion of boron hydrides presented a difficult engineering problem, so work on these compounds as a fuel source was largely abandoned in the 1960's. The Millennium Cell approach recognizes the problems with combustion, but also recognizes other means of extracting energy from boron hydride compounds. Hydrolysis of sodium borohydride yields large volumes of hydrogen gas, enough that storing hydrogen gas in sodium borohydride is superior on a volume and weight basis compared to compression, metal hydride, hydrocarbon reforming, and cryogenic storage techniques. It also operates at low pressure and at room temperature. The environmental advantages of hydrogen gas compared to the combustion of fossil fuels are enormous. Sodium borohydride stores sufficient energy to convert itself and water into sodium borate while releasing huge volumes of hydrogen gas. The Millennium Cell proprietary system to release hydrogen in high yield from sodium borohydride is called Hydrogen on Demand™.
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" The Hydrogen on Demand™ system releases the hydrogen stored in sodium borohydride solutions by passing the liquid through a chamber containing a proprietary catalyst. The hydrogen is liberated in the reaction: NaBH4 + 2 H2O —› NaBO2 + 4 H2 + Heat cat" more
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