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But it has formed a partnership with General Hydrogen and Quantum Technologies, two companies making fuel cells or equipment for fuel cells, on auto-related projects.
In the 1960's, a United Technologies Corporation plant in South Windsor began making fuel cells for the Apollo space missions.
The reason is that a happy coincidence of greenery, market liberalisation and technology is finally making fuel cells cheap.The first push came from politicians.
By the end of the decade, the industry has said, it will begin producing the first crop of cars powered by fuel cells, which many see as a solution to gasoline consumption and the emission of global warming gases, though numerous hurdles remain to making fuel cells an affordable solution.
It's been a great success, and we've introduced hundreds of people to biology over the past year through making fuel cells (powered by the bacteria in soil taken from NCP car parks), breeding snails and swabbing bus stops to count the number of bacterial colonies that grow there.
Electronic displays Reprints Related items More about fuel cells: Iceland powers upMay 15th 2003 REPORT: PORTABLE POWER: Batteries not includedJun 21st 2001The key to making fuel cells small is to replace the hydrogen or, rather, to deliver it in a non-gaseous form, since it is hardly practical to fit portable electronic devices with pressurised cylinders.
Most big car companies are working on ways of making fuel cell-powered vehicles commercially viable; almost all their plans involve platinum or its relatives.
Illinois-based Unitel Technologies has designed and built a fully automated computer-controlled pilot plant for making fuel cell grade hydrogen from the military logistical fuel JP8.
General Hydrogen, said Dr. Ballard, specializes in development of the hydrogen delivery systems that will make fuel cells popular.
BITS ClearEdge Raises New Funding | ClearEdge Power, which makes fuel cells, has raised $73.5 million from Artis Capital Management, Gussing Renewable Energy, the Southern California Gas Company and Kohlberg Ventures.
The venture could also open up lucrative new markets, just as falling natural gas prices make fuel cells more economically competitive with grid power.
