Breakthrough Technologies Institute - Fuel Cells 2000

Contact:
• Purchase and install commercial fuel cells at state facilities;
• Support early adoption of fuel cell technology through tax incentives; and
• Encourage the creation of standards for the fuel cell industry.
Ohio Department of Development
Technology Division
77 South High Street, 25th Floor
Columbus, OH 43215-6130
Phone: (614) 466-3887
E-mail: info@odod.state.oh.us
Web: www.odod.state.oh.us
Fuel Cell Supply Chain Database
www.emtec.org/fuelcells/fcsc/index.php
Edison Materials Technology Center Fuel Cell Group has developed a database
describing the supply chain for fuel cells and the associated hydrogen infrastructure in
Ohio. The intent is to establish an on-line forum where fuel cell developers, system
integrators and prospective component manufacturers can assess their potential roles in
the fuel cell supply chain, present their respective credentials, and be linked to possible
consumers of their goods and services. The database was developed with funding
support from an Ohio Department of Development grant and in affiliation with the Ohio
Fuel Cell Coalition.
Contact:
Edison Materials Technology Center
Fuel Cell Group
3155 Research Blvd.
Dayton, Ohio 45420
Phone: (937) 259-1365
Fax: (937) 259-1303
E-mail: www.emtec.org/fuelcells/contactus.php
2. STANDARDS/REGULATIONS
POWER GENERATION
Interconnection Standards
www.puco.ohio.gov/PUCO/Consumer/information.cfm?doc_id=115
www.puco.ohio.gov/emplibrary/files/legal/05-1500/05-1500-Entry.doc
A 1999 Ohio electric utility restructuring act established net metering for renewableenergy
systems, including fuel cells. The Ohio Public Utilities Commission (PUC)
subsequently issued interconnection standards for distributed generation in 2001.
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