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  • Military Looks To Northeastern Professor For Fuel Cell Future
    News - 21 Apr 2004
    "The goal is to get off the wall," says Professor Sanjeev Mukerjee of Northeastern's chemistry department when he talks about his work developing long-lasting, non-polluting fuel cells....
  • Multiple Benefits Enable Hybrid Vehicles to Race Ahead of Battery and Fuel Cell Versions
    News - 14 Apr 2004
    The popularity of hybrid vehicles, which combine the beneficial attributes of an internal combustion engine and a battery pack, offsets the roadblocks confronting battery, electric, and fuel cell...
  • Ethanol to Power Hydrogen Fuel Cells
    News - 26 Mar 2004
    Hydrogen fuel cell technology’s potentially strong future as a fuel for automobiles and various other applications is likely to be weakened by issues regarding its availability and the expenses...
  • EU Announces Hydrogen Fuel Cell Initiatives
    News - 19 Mar 2004
    European Research Commission has presented current and future key EU initiatives for a transition from a fossil fuel-based economy to a hydrogen-based one at a "Fuels for a future...
  • Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Reaches 5,000 Hour Milestone
    News - 3 Mar 2004
    A five-kilowatt solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) undergoing testing in Fairbanks has reached the 5,000-hour milestone since its start-up eight months ago. During each hour of operation the fuel cell...
  • Dow and General Motors Begin Work on Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electricity Plant
    News - 11 Feb 2004
    Chemical manufacturer Dow and automotive manufacturer General Motors have begun the largest fuel cell transaction in the world. They have begun phase 1 of the installation of a single fuel cell that...
  • Honda Develops New Fuel Cell Technolgy
    News - 13 Oct 2003
    Honda have announced the development of the Honda FC Stack, a compact high performance fuel cell stack that is able to operate at temperatures as low as –20°C. The design of the FC Stack...
  • Acumentrics/Sumitomo Form Fuel Cell Joint Venture
    News - 3 Sep 2003
    Acumentrics and Sumitomo have formed a joint venture to market and sell Acumentrics proprietary tubular solid oxide fuel cell power systems in Japan. Acumentrics will take responsibility for solid...
  • US DOE Allocates $75m for Fuel Cells
    News - 18 Jul 2003
    The US Department of Energy has allocated a further $75 million for 13 companies and educational institutions in cost-shared awards for research into advanced fuel cell technology for vehicles,...
  • Intel Invest in Neah Power Micro Fuel Cell Technology
    News - 11 Feb 2003
    Neah Power’s patent pending micro fuel cell technology received another boost today with their announcement that Intel Capital had joined their growing list of investors. Neah Power are...

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