Welcome
New NHA Members
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By Brian Schorr
National Hydrogen Association
The
National Hydrogen Association would like to welcome the following new members
and affiliate organizations into the Association in the fourth quarter of 2005:
Purdue
University
Purdue University's Energy Center at Discovery Park has a vision
to "significantly contribute to the development of the energy solutions society
is currently seeking as we prepare for the eventual transition from fossil fuels
to other energy sources." As part of this vision, the Energy Center has announced
plans for the first Annual Hydrogen Initiative Symposium April 5-6, 2006. For
more information, please visit the Energy Center's website at http://web.e-enterprise.purdue.edu/wps/portal/Energy
Center
for Energy & Economic Development (CEED)
Abundant, affordable, and
cleaner than ever: it's no wonder that coal-based electricity provides more than
50% of America's electricity. Despite its role in providing essential, affordable,
and increasingly clean power, coal-based electricity has its detractors. This
opposition is often based upon incorrect information or outdated beliefs.
The
Center for Energy and Economic Development (CEED) is a non-profit group dedicated
to protecting the viability of coal-based electricity. Working at the local, state,
and regional levels, CEED communicates the truth about coal - conducting research,
dispelling falsehoods, and educating the public and government officials about
coal-based electricity's importance to our way of life.
CEED's work has
a profound impact on our nation's energy security and in promoting economic growth
and, improving air quality throughout the United States.
Visit CEED's website
at http://www.ceednet.org/ceed/
Fuel
Cell South
FuelCellSouth was formed as an outgrowth of the collaborative
work between industry and researchers in the Southeastern United States to identify
and index the opportunities for collaboration in the delivery of fuel cell-based
solutions in the commercial and consumer markets. A key deliverable from this
work has been the characterization of key barriers to market adoption and industry
growth for fuel cell products and services; FuelCellSouth is pleased to partner
with its regional industry sponsors and the National Science Foundation's Center
for Fuel Cell Research at University of South Carolina to provide opportunities
for business and technical collaboration among researchers, entrepreneurs and
industry in support of building the fuel cell and hydrogen economy in the Southeastern
United States.
American Council On Renewable Energy (ACORE)
The
American Council On Renewable Energy, a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization in
Washington, D.C. is focused on accelerating the adoption of renewable energy technologies
into the mainstream of American society through work in convening, information
publishing and communications.
With a focus on trade, finance and policy,
ACORE promotes all renewable energy options for the production of electricity,
hydrogen, fuels and end-use energy including:
Website: http://www.acore.org
California
Hydrogen Business Council
The California Hydrogen Business Council is a
non-profit organization comprised of organizations and individuals involved in
the business of hydrogen. Members include:
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