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The links below are to pages that are not part of the fueleconomy.gov
Web site. We offer these external links for your convenience in accessing
additional information that may be useful or interesting to you.
Government
Sites
Hydrogen,
Fuel Cells & Infrastructure Technologies Program - Office
of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE)
Vehicle Technologies Program - Office of Energy Efficiency
and Renewable Energy (EERE)
Just
the Basics: Fuel Cells - Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable
Energy (EERE)
Fuel
Cells: Green Power - Los Alamos National Laboratory publication
on fuel cell vehicles
Fuel Cells
- Los Alamos National Laboratory Fuel Cell page with fuel cell animation
(Press the "F5" key to restart the animation.)
Fuel Cells & Vehicles
- Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Alternative
Fuel Vehicles: Fuel Cell Vehicles - Alternative Fuels Data Center
(AFDC)
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Research
Partnerships & Organizations
California
Fuel Cell Partnership - Partnership composed of auto manufacturers,
energy providers, fuel cell companies, and government agencies aimed
at advancing and evaluating a new vehicle technologies
United States Council for Automotive
Research (USCAR) - Umbrella organization of Daimler Chrysler,
Ford and General Motors formed to further strengthen the technology
base of the domestic auto industry through cooperative, pre-competitive
research
U.S. Fuel Cell Council - Industry
organization dedicated to the commercialization of fuel cells in
the United States
Fuel Cells 2000 - Online
Fuel Cell Information Center
Fuel Cell World - Internet
home for the World Fuel Cell Council, a non-profit association founded
by a number of fuel cell manufacturers and material suppliers
The Hydrogen
& Fuel Cell Letter - Monthly newsletter covering events
and developments in the international fuel cell community as they
occur
Fuel Cell Today
- Global internet portal which aims to accelerate the commercialisation
of fuel cells
National
Science Foundation Industry/University Cooperative Research Center
for Fuel Cells - Partnership between the University of South
Carolina and industrial members focused on conducting research to
advance the technology and commercialization of fuel cells
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FCV
Manufacturers
BMW
- BMW's CleanEnergy Education Program
DaimlerChrysler
- The Fuel Cell: Drive of the Future
Ford
- Ford's Hydrogen Web Page
General
Motors - Fuel Cell Vehicle Overview
Honda
- Press Release: Honda Fuel Cell Vehicle First To Receive Certification
Nissan
Global - Nissan Environmental web page
Toyota
- Toyota Fuel Cells
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Other
Sites
How Fuel Cells
Work - How Stuff Works
All About Fuel Cells - General Motors (Grades
9-12)
Clean Fuel Cell Energy
Fuel Cell Markets
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