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The Connecticut Clean Energy Fund has backed $10 million of fuel cell installations in the state.
Fuel cell installations reduce net carbon emissions for commercial buildings by 20 30% when compared to local, time-resolved, grid emissions.
In addition to the private companies already here and the investment in fuel cell installations as demonstration projects, the state has established the Connecticut Global Fuel Cell Center at the University of Connecticut to work with industry to develop the technology.
The center in Maiden, North Carolina produces 167 million kilowatt hours, the power equivalent of 17,600 homes for one year, from a 100-acre solar farm and fuel cell installations provided by Silicon Valley startup Bloom Energy.
The New York Power Authority selected UTC Power to provide the tower's fuel cell system, which was one of the largest fuel cell installations in the world once completed.
One World Trade Center has lighting that reacts to sunshine, rain harvesting and a state-of-the-art fuel cell installation, one of the largest of its kind in the world.
In addition, the largest fuel cell installation in the world is in Connecticut, a 1.2 megawatt generating complex -- enough energy to supply more than 1,000 typical homes -- at the Connecticut Juvenile Training Center in Middletown, constructed by United Technologies.
Apple is doubling the size its fuel cell installation at its new North Carolina data center, making it a proving ground for large-scale on-site energy at data centers.
Apple is also building a solar farm and a fuel cell installation for the data centre, and plans to get 60% of its on-site power from renewable sources.
In California, software giant Adobe Systems has announced the completion of the largest commercial Bloom Energy solid oxide fuel cell installation so far, rated at 1.2 MW.
By James Surowiecki The New Yorker, November 6, 2000 P. 42 Talk story about fuel cells... Writer visits the fuel cell installation at The New Yorker's 4 Times Square... Fuel cells promise to change everything from the cars we drive to the electricity we waste.
