Today we had a chance to ride and drive in GM’s latest fuel cell Equinox. Check out the videos after the jump.
The world’s largest fuel cell in a residential application is housed in 360 State Street, New Haven’s newest and greenest apartment building. Read more after the jump.
The House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Sander Levin introduced a draft of an energy tax bill yesterday. The Domestic Manufacturing and Energy Jobs Act of 2010 includes several important fuel cell provisions. More information after the jump.
Oil Independence has been a big issue for Americans for the past several decades; just ask any of our last eight Presidents. But most people end up asking, what can we really do about it? Senator Jeff Merkley’s presentation this morning at a panel co-sponsored by the EESI attempted to answer that question. More after the jump.
Wartsila has successfully installed its WFC20 solid oxide fuel cell unit onboard the ‘Undine’, a car carrier, owned by Swedish Wallenius Lines and managed by Wallenius Marine. The 20kW, methanol-fueled fuel cell will provide auxiliary power to the vessel. More after the jump.
Hello blogosphere, Connor here. The Electrochemical Energy Research Laboratory (EERL) has published a report supporting further development of fuel cells as well as battery technology for vehicles. More after the jump.
This past Tuesday we had a great presentation from LTC Mark Towne about energy independence and security and fuel cells and hydrogen’s role to play. More information after the jump.
The House Ways and Means Committee is currently putting together a Green Jobs Energy Package and plans to complete work on the bill soon. Decisions on the content of the bill are being made within the next two days. It is imperative that we weigh in on our priorities NOW! See how after the jump.
Fuel Cell Insider has officially joined Facebook. Check out our Facebook page for blog posts, discussions, tweets, and more.
Connor here, great news from the hill this week. The Americans Making Power Act, sponsored by Rep. Jay Inslee, allows Americans to feed self-generated power back into the grid, including fuel cells. More information after the jump.
