Fuel Cell Supply Chain Database

EMTEC has an ongoing program with the Ohio Department of Development (ODOD) to help build the fuel cell supply chain.

Who supplies fuel cell components within Ohio? How can my business become part of the fuel cell supply chain? To find out, search the database.

New! - View a map of the Ohio FCSC!

Hydrogen Program

EMTEC is managing a US Department of Energy program to commercialize technologies developed or aligned with hydrogen production, storage, or processing.

Alternative Energy Hotline

Want to know if an idea of yours is viable? Need some hard to find statistics? We have a team of alternative energy experts ready and willing to assist you in understanding this expanding industry. The Alternative Energy Hotline can be used by anyone and everyone, free of charge.

Third Frontier Projects

EMTEC is a strong supporter of the Ohio Third Frontier Program which has proven to be an integral component in successfully developing Ohio's Fuel Cell industry. EMTEC has primed and led three Third Frontier Fuel Cell Projects (TFFCP) and has been a team memeber on eight other projects.

Event Listing

Past Events
	Sustainable Energy Technologies Half-day Short Course April 30, 2008 3rd MEA Manufacturing Symposium August 21-23, 2007

Fuel Cell Stock Index

Value:	51.81
Change:	--0.60
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Industry News

How Will Renewables Fare in the New Political Environment?
Alternative Energy : 11/10/2008
Americans have heard the Presidential and Congressional candidates talk about renewable energy for the last 24 months. Now it's up to Democrats to live up to the talk. With a Democrat in the White House and a significant Democratic majority in Congress, industry leaders are hopeful that renewable energies will become a higher national priority.... more

High Voltage or brownout? Ars checks out the Chevy Volt
Alternative Energy : 11/04/2008
The invitation contained one obvious hint that the target audience was a bit different than the typical invitees to a New York City tech event: it offered free parking to drivers. Last night, General Motors held a press event with an audience that included reporters that serve a range of audiences, including car junkies, the green community, and general technology enthusiasts. The focus: a car that should appeal to all of them, one that the company has bet its future on. After killing off the electric car in its EV1 incarnation, GM hopes to resurrect it in the form of the Chevy Volt.... more

Technological Innovation in Thin-film PV Manufacturing Takes Hold in Ohio
Solar / PV : 10/29/2008
With its abundance of sand and easy river access, northwestern Ohio has attracted glass-makers for 150 years. By the late 19th century, Michael Owens was well on his way to revolutionizing glass-making with his bottle-making machine that could produce 240 bottles per minute, an invention that reduced labor costs by 80%. The region also produced Harold McMaster, who Fortune Magazine dubbed "The Glass Genius" for his invention of Permaglass, the curved and tempered glass used in automotive and consumer markets throughout the 20th century. ... more