Breakthrough Technologies Institute - Fuel Cells 2000

Connecticut Clean Energy Fund
200 Corporate Place, 3rd Floor
Rocky Hill, CT 06067
Phone: (860) 563-0015
E-mail: www.ctcleanenergy.com/about/contact.html
Web: www.ctcleanenergy.com
New Energy Technology Grant Program
www.opm.state.ct.us/pdpd2/grants/net.htm
Grants of up to $10,000 may be awarded to individuals or small companies for fuel cell
and other qualifying energy technologies that are in the prototype or pre-commercial
stage of development.
Contact:
Connecticut Office of Policy and Management
Attn: John Ruckes
450 Capitol Avenue
Hartford, CT 06106-1308
Phone: (860) 418-6384
E-mail: john.ruckes@po.state.ct.us
Web: www.opm.state.ct.us
8. STATE AND LOCALLY-SUPPORTED DEMONSTRATIONS
POWER GENERATION
Pepperidge Farm bakery, Bloomfield: Two 250-kW FuelCell Energy MCFC units, to
be installed in 2005, will provide about 20% of the facility's base load power with the heat
byproduct converted to process steam for the bakery. Funded by CCEF and the DoD
Climate Change Fuel Cell Program.
St. Francis Hospital, Hartford: A UTC Power 200-kW PAFC, installed in 2003,
provides power security to operating room and interconnected with hospital’s distribution
and air conditioning system. Funded by CCEF.
Connecticut Juvenile Training School, Middletown: This 2002 UTC Power 1.2-MW
PAFC installation, partially funded by CCEF, is used in conjunction with traditional
generators and the grid to provide primary power to the school. The heat byproduct
produced by the fuel cell is used to heat and cool the facility.
New Haven Water Pollution Control Authority facility, New Haven: Installed in
2003, the UTC Power 200-kW PAFC was partially funded by CCEF.
Yale University, New Haven: The FuelCell Energy 250-kW MCFC, installed in 2003,
provides approximately 25% of the Peabody Museum’s electricity needs with waste heat
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