Fuel cell useful links

February 7, 2005

Here are some sources for manufacturing projects related to alternative energies:

1. Hydrogen Fuel Cell

FuelCell Energy Co. - www.fce.com/site/products/manufacturing.html

United Technologies - www.utcpower.com

ElectroChem, Inc. - www.fuelcell.com

Gas Technology Institute - www.gastechnology.org

ATI Allegheny Ludlum - www.alleghenytechnologies.com

Alion Science & Technology - www.alionscience.com

Automakers

Ford - www.ford.com

GM - www.gm.com

DaimlerChrysler - www.daimlerchrysler.com

Honda - www.honda.com

Toyota - www.toyota.com

Nissan - www.nissan.com

2. Wind

GE - www.ge.com

NEG Micon - www.neg-micon.com

NewWindEnergy® - www.newwindenergy.com

3. Solar

BP Solar - www.bpsolar.de

Fronius - www.fronius.com/solar

GE - www.ge.com

Shell Solar - www.shell.com/solar

Solar Energy Industries Assoc. (SEIA) - www.seia.org

Uni-Solar - www.unisolar.com

PV News - www.pvenergy.com

SMA-America - www.sma-america.com

4. Geothermal

Water Furnace Co. - www.waterfurnace.com

5. Biomass

Dynamotive Co. - www.dynamotive.com

American Bioenergy Assoc. - www.biomass.org

CVPS Cow Power™ - www.cvps.com/cowpower

6. Government Sources for All Technology Types

Check your state governments' energy departments

U.S. federal government

U.S. Department of Energy - www.doe.gov

Results

U.S. DOE Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) www.eren.doe.gov, www.eere.energy.gov/solar

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - www.epa.gov, www.epa.gov/ogd/(grants)

U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Geothermal Energy Program - www.nrel.gov/geothermal