Texas Fuel Cell Initiative
The
77th Legislature directed SECO to develop a plan for the
acceleration of the commercialization of fuel cells in Texas.
SECO was also tasked with appointing an Advisory Committee
to help with this task. The duty of the Fuel Cell Initiative
Advisory Committee (FCIAC) was to help develop the plan
which offers policy options to the legislature that will
ensure the viability of a fuel cell industry in Texas now
and in the future.
Final
Report
Accelerating the
Commercialization of Fuel Cells in Texas
Supporting
Materials
FCIAC Final Applications
Report
FCIAC Benefits Report
FCIAC Barriers Report
FCIAC Final incentives
(stationary) Report
FCIAC Final Incentives
(mobile) Report
FCIAC Final Incentives
(net metering) Report
FCIAC Final Incentives (recommendations)
Report
FCIAC Final Education/Outreach
Report
FCIAC Final Plan Timeline
Report
Houston Advanced Research Center
Report
Fuel
Cell Links
U.S.
Department of Energy Hydrogen Learning web site
Hydrogen,
Fuel Cells & Infrastructure Technologies Program
U. S. Department of Energy, the Office of Energy Efficiency
and Renewable Energy (EERE)
The Hydrogen, Fuel Cells & Infrastructure Technologies
Program integrates activities in hydrogen production,
storage, and delivery with transportation and stationary
fuel cell activities. It responds to several recommendations
in the President's National Energy Policy, including the
development of next generation technologies, establishment
of an education campaign that communicates the potential
benefits, and better integration of subprograms in hydrogen,
fuel cells, and distributed energy.
Fueling
the Future
An article on fuel cell technology that was published
in the April 2002 issue of the Texas Comptroller's Fiscal
Notes.
Fuel
Cell Tutorial
An excellent tutorial on fuel cell technology offered
by the Los Alamos Research Center at DOE's Los Alamos
National Laboratory.
Fuel
Cells 2000
An online information center.
Fuel
Cells Texas
Fuel Cells Texas is a non-profit trade association representing
the fuel cell industry in Texas. The role of Fuel Cells Texas is to promote the
many public benefits of fuel cells and to bring together government agencies and
private entities interested in accelerating the advancement and the commercialization
of fuel cells in Texas. As a central contact for the fuel cell industry, Fuel
Cells Texas provides leadership and industry input to other fuel cell related
activities throughout the state.
CREST
The Center for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technology's fuel cell and hydrogen page.
Fuel Cell Test and Evaluation Center
The U.S. Department of Defense Fuel Cell Test and Evaluation Center is a National Resource facility for the independent, unbiased testing and validation of fuel cell power systems for both military and commercial applications.
Hydrogen.gov
Hydrogen.gov is the Federal government's central source of information on R&D activities related to hydrogen and fuel cells. This web site was developed to further the goals of the President's Hydrogen Fuel Initiative and encourage greater collaboration and sharing of information on hydrogen technology development activities among government departments and agencies; commercial entities; state, regional, and international organizations; and the general public.
Fuel Cell Vehicles
This DOE/EPA web site includes: News, Links, Benefits, Comparisions, and a Fuel Economy Guide.
Collecting the History of Fuel Cells
A Smithsonian National Museum of American History web site.
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