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Organization Profile March 2010 canadian hydrogen and fuel cell sector profile 2009 2 Organization Type The 2009 survey divides the corporate category into private, public, and division/ subsidiary company subcategories. Overall, corporate organizations represented 64% of total survey participants. Nearly half (49%) of total respondents were private companies, followed closely by government organizations (21%). Public companies and education organizations each made up 11% of respondents. The remaining contributors were subsidiaries of public companies, nonprofit organizations and non-government organizations. Headquarters Most respondents (95%) reported headquarters of hydrogen and fuel cell activities in Canada. Others were headquartered in the United States and Europe. Years of Involvement in Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Activities Over half of respondents (53%) reported involvement in hydrogen and fuel cell activities for ten years or less. Areas of Expertise The main areas of expertise were fuel cell developers or manufacturers (18%) and research organizations (16%). Hydrogen production and policy development and program administration each occupied 9% of industry expertise. The ‘other’ area of expertise category (10%) includes legal services, hydrogen fueling infrastructure and research funding. Each of the remaining areas of industry expertise accounted for less than 9% of overall responses. Non-governmental organization 2% Non-profit organization incl. associations 2% Division/subsidiary of public company 1. Organization Type Type Public company 11% Private company 49% 4% Government organizations 21% Education organization 11% < 5 years 13% 5 – 10 years 40% Not provided 17% March 2010 2. Years of Involvement in Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Activities Metal-Air 4. Market Focus > 20 years 9% Small Stationary Large Stationary Photo: Man with hard hat | Sacre-Davey Engineering 50kW or less 50kW 20% > 16% 11 – 20 years 21% Non-governmental Fuel cell user organization Fuel cell 2% distributor or agent Non-profit organization Hydrogen distribution incl. associations 2% Mobile – Primary Power and Drivetrain 14% Division/subsidiary of public company Public company 11% Private company 49% 4% Government organizations 21% Education organization 11% 1. Organization Type 6% March 2010 Years 5. of Technology Involvement Focus in Hydrogen 2. Years of Involvement and Fuel Cell in Hydrogen Activities and Fuel Cell Activiti Hydrogen Distribution < 5 years 13% Direct Liquid Direct Methanol Molten Carbonate Other Small Stationary 50kW or less 20% Not provided 17% 4. Market Focus > 20 years 9% Large Stationary 50kW > 16% 11 – 20 years 21% Mobile – Primary Power and 7. Total Revenue ($ millions) Drivetrain 14% 200 195 Fueling Infrastructure Portable 150 168 31% (including micro) 133 Mobile – 100 14% Auxiliary Power 5% 50 6. Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Facilities by Region Rest of World 10% 3. Areas Areas of Expertise of Expertise 0 Fuel cell developer or manufacturer Research organization Hydrogen production Policy development and program administration Supplier to developer or manufacturer Commercialization support Systems integrator Professional services provider Education, safety and training Hydrogen storage Other 2% 2% 1% 4 8 12 16 20 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Proton Exchange 5 – 10 years 31% Membrane 40% Hydrogen Production 21% Solid Oxide 12% Hydrogen Storage 8% Phosphoric Acid 0 1% 1% 4% 3% 3% 7% 2006 9% 17. Patents 2007 3% 6% 6% 6% 6% 2008 British Columbia 29% 9% 9% 10% Ontario 16% 18%
Education, safety and training Hydrogen storage Fuel cell user Fuel cell distributor or agent Hydrogen distribution 3% 2% 2% 1% 6% Other 10% 1. Organization Type Market Focus March 2010 Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Facilities Private company Stationary applications, including both by Non-governmental Region 49% organization 2% small and large subcategories, combined Survey participants reported 84 locations Non-profit organization represent the largest area of market focus incl. associations for hydrogen and fuel cell facilities and 2% at 36%. The combined mobile application activities in 2008. In total, 80% of facilities Division/subsidiary subcategories of portable, primary of public were company located in Canada, 10% in the power and drivetrain and auxiliary 4% Government United Education States, the remaining organizations 10% were power represented the next largest overseas organization in Germany, Japan, Denmark, 21% 11% Public company area of market focus at 33%. Fueling Belgium, South Korea, 11% Italy, and the UAE. infrastructure was another area of focus in 2008 with 31% of respondents listing Within Canada almost every province 2. Years of Involvement in Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Activities fueling infrastructure 1. Organization as Type their main area of was engaged in hydrogen and fuel cell focus. The results are broadly in line with activities. 5 – The 10 years majority of facilities and 40% Private company those of the 2007 survey. activities resided in British Columbia, Non-governmental 49% organization followed by Ontario, Quebec, 11 Alberta, – 20 years 2% 21% Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Prince Edward Technology Focus Island, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and 2% Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel < 5 years Labrador, Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia. Division/subsidiary 13% of public company cells continued to dominate the focus of > 20 years 4% Government 9% technology Education activities at 31%. organizations This finding Not provided supports organization Canada’s global reputation 21% 17% 11% Public company as a leader in 11% the development of PEM fuel cell technology for mobile, small 4. Market Focus 2. Years of stationary Involvement and in portable Hydrogen applications. and Fuel Cell The Activities ‘other’ area of technology focus included Small Stationary Large Stationary 5 – 10 years 50kW or less 50kW the government 40% focused areas of policy 20% > 16% development, program administration, and 11 – 20 years commercialization support, as 21% well as the Mobile – Primary Power and areas of hydrogen internal combustion Drivetrain 14% engines, fuelling infrastructure, inverter, < 5 years and 13% control systems. n-profit organization incl. associations Not provided 17% > 20 years 9% Fueling Infrastructure 31% Mobile – Auxiliary Power 5% Portable (including micro) 14% Proton Exchange Membrane Hydrogen Production Solid Oxide Hydrogen Storage Hydrogen Distribution Direct Liquid Direct Methanol Molten Carbonate Metal-Air Phosphoric Acid Other 5. Technology Technology Focus Focus 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 7. Total Revenue ($ millions) 200 150 100 50 0 1% 1% 4% 3% 3% 133 7% 2006 8% 9% 12% 17. Patents 168 2007 21% 195 2008 31% Small Stationary 50kW or less 20% Fueling Infrastructure 31% Rest of World 10% 4. Market Focus Market Focus Mobile – Auxiliary Power 5% Large Stationary 50kW > 16% Mobile – Primary Power and Drivetrain 14% Portable (including micro) 14% 6. Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Facilities by Region British Columbia 29% Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Facilities 6. Hydrogen and by Fuel Region Cell Facilities by Region Rest of World 10% USA 10% Rest of Canada 13% Product sales 50% Alberta 8% British Columbia 29% Quebec 10% Ontario 20% 8. Revenue by Category R&D contracts 150 133 100 110 50 0 Patents approved Patents pending 18. Employment 2,100 2,043 2,001 1,400 700 1,556 canadian hydrogen and fuel cell sector profile 2009 3
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