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Breakthrough Technologies Institute - Fuel Cells 2000

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PLANNED DEMONSTRATION<br />

Hydrogen <strong>Fuel</strong>ing Station, Burlington: Northern Power Systems and Proton Energy<br />

Systems, in partnership with EVermont (a nonprofit research and development<br />

organization that includes state and municipal officials, among others) are constructing a<br />

hydrogen fueling station at the Department of Public Works in Burlington. The project is<br />

funded by DOE. The fueling station will serve a Toyota Prius that is to be converted to<br />

operate on hydrogen fuel.<br />

1. PLANS/STRATEGIES<br />

VIRGINIA<br />

Virginia Hydrogen Energy Plan<br />

http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?051+ful+HJ711<br />

In January 2005 the Virginia General Assembly expressed its support for development of<br />

a Virginia Hydrogen Energy Plan and directed the state’s Secretary of Technology to<br />

devise a comprehensive hydrogen blueprint. The plan will address the following<br />

elements, as endorsed by the Assembly:<br />

Contact:<br />

• Implement all necessary legislation to help nurture the hydrogen economy;<br />

• Work with Virginia Clean Cities or other similar agencies and organizations to<br />

establish guidelines to form a statewide hydrogen taskforce.<br />

• Promote a Virginia hydrogen alliance;<br />

• Encourage Virginia colleges and universities to develop curricula to train<br />

engineers, managers, and workers in the field of hydrogen-based energy;<br />

• Educate Virginians about the advantages and importance of a hydrogen<br />

economy; and<br />

• Promote relationships with hydrogen producers and fuel cell and hydrogen<br />

reformer manufacturers.<br />

Virginia Secretary of Technology<br />

P.O. Box 1475<br />

Richmond, VA 23218<br />

Phone: (804) 786-9579<br />

Fax: (804) 786-9584<br />

Web: www.technology.virginia.gov/index.cfm<br />

4. INCENTIVES/MARKET STIMULATION<br />

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