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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.

Hydrogen Program

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

Fuel Cell Hotline

Still have questions? Use this ODOD sponsored program to get answers to your fuel cell related questions.

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.

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

1st Ohio Summit on Supply Chain Opportunities in Alternative Energy
June 19-20, 2007

Fuel Cell Short Course
March 29, 2007

Fuel Cell Stock Index

Value: 96.30
Change: +3.33
Last updated on 05/06 at 12:52 AM

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Industry News

More Efficient Fuel Cells, Thanks To A New Catalyst
Fuel Cells : 05/08/2008
Methanol fuel cells are an efficient and sustainable alternative to fossil fuels, but they are still not economically viable. Nevertheless, for his PhD, University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) research chemist, José E. Barranco, has developed new materials that enable the manufacture of cheaper and more efficient methanol fuel cells.... more

High-rise towers joined by wind turbines
Wind : 05/07/2008
Developers of Bahrain center hope they will produce 15 percent of power
Adam Jan / AFP-Getty Images
The wind turbines engineered into the Bahrain World Trade Center in Manama are seen on Tuesday.
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Taking architecture, and wind power, to new heights, developers of the Bahrain World Trade Center in Manama, Bahrain, flipped the switch to start three huge turbines set between two towers — a first glimpse of technology that they hope will power up to 15 percent of the center.... more

New Ohio Law Expected to Spawn 5,000-7,000 MW Wind Market
Wind : 05/05/2008
by Hans Detweiler, AWEA
Washington, D.C., United States [RenewableEnergyWorld.com]

Following unanimous Senate concurrence with an Ohio House bill, legislation to establish a 12.5%-by-2025 renewable electricity standard (RES) is headed to the desk of Governor Ted Strickland (D). The governor is expected to sign the bill on May 1st.... more


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