Breakthrough Technologies Institute - Fuel Cells 2000

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HyTEC
www.stacenergy.org/projects/03-STAC-01/16-regional_hydrogen_sow.htm
The Hydrogen Technology Education Consortium (HyTEC) was formed in 2004 by four
state-chartered institutions – the University of South Carolina, University of Florida,
University of Georgia and North Carolina A&T State University – in order to produce
curriculum materials about hydrogen and fuel cells. Activities will include development
of:
• Graduate and undergraduate level multi-media hydrogen and fuel cell courses;
• Multi-media one-day short course for high school students and science
teachers to introduce hydrogen technology and fuel cells;
• One-day multi-media short courses for state and local officials and other
audiences (continuing education of engineers and other professionals, civic
clubs, adult education classes, and non-technical college classes) focusing on
hydrogen production, storage and transportation, and safety codes and
standards.
• Quarterly electronic newsletter; and
• Hydrogen technology demonstrations, to include a fuel cell bus, solar hydrogen
production, and biomass hydrogen production.
DOE has recently discontinued funding to this project and HyTEC consortium members
are actively seek new funding sources in order to continue their work.
Contact:
North Carolina A&T State University
Center for Energy Research & Training
1610 East Market Street
Greensboro, NC 27411
Phone: (336) 334-7955
E-mail: ilias@ncat.edu
Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Coalition
www.h2-energy.org
The Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Coalition is a multi-state group formed to promote the
deployment of hydrogen energy and fuel cell technologies in the Mid-Atlantic region of
the U.S. (Delaware, the District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Virginia and West Virginia). The group is working to facilitate a network of hydrogen
refueling stations along highway I-95 between Richmond, Virginia and New York City.
Contact:
Andre Van Rest, Executive Director
John Spears, President
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