Breakthrough Technologies Institute - Fuel Cells 2000
Breakthrough Technologies Institute - Fuel Cells 2000
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Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Coalition<br />
111 South Calvert Street, Suite 2201<br />
Baltimore, MD 21202-6174<br />
Phone: (410) 547-0033 (Andre Van Rest)<br />
E-mail: avr1743@msn.com (Andre Van Rest) or johnspears@h2-energy.org<br />
Northeast Hydrogen Alliance<br />
www.ceepinc.org/programs.html#ppi<br />
The Northeast Hydrogen Alliance (NeHA) is a project of the Center for Economic and<br />
Environmental Partnership, with a mission of advancing collaborative development and<br />
deployment of a clean, job-creating and secure hydrogen energy infrastructure in the<br />
Northeast United States. NeHA focuses its efforts on:<br />
Contact:<br />
• Resource development – building financial and technical capacity and<br />
leadership expertise;<br />
• Education and training – collaborating with academia, deployment programs,<br />
and others to cultivate early hydrogen adopters;<br />
• Outreach – working to inform decision/policy makers, the media and the public;<br />
• Public/private collaboration – facilitating demonstration and commercialization<br />
of hydrogen energy infrastructure and products;<br />
• Public policy – integrating hydrogen development with other existing regional<br />
public policy initiatives; and<br />
• Regional research and development – identifying and developing opportunities<br />
for hydrogen production from renewable resources.<br />
Northeast Hydrogen Alliance<br />
Center for Economic and Environmental Partnership, Inc.<br />
126 State Street, 3rd Floor<br />
Albany, NY 12207<br />
Phone: (518) 432-6400 Ext. 226<br />
Fax: (518) 432-1383<br />
E-mail: ceepinc@aol.com<br />
Web: www.ceepinc.org<br />
Public <strong>Fuel</strong> Cell Alliance<br />
www.cleanenergystates.org/JointProjects/fuelcells.html<br />
A joint project of the Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA), the Public <strong>Fuel</strong> Cell Alliance<br />
(PFCA) is comprised primarily of state and federal fuel cell program managers. The<br />
Group’s mission is to accelerate the widespread adoption and commercialization of fuel<br />
cells and the necessary hydrogen infrastructure through greater cooperation among<br />
North American and European public funding agencies. PFCA issues reports and<br />
member surveys, which are downloadable from their website.<br />
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