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THE FUEL CELL CORRIDOR
Ohio - The top destination for the fuel cell industry Ohio is internationally recognized as a global center for the fuel cell industry. Ohio has a unique combination of knowledge, resources and infrastructure to support the development of this clean and efficient energy technology. The result is a hotbed of fuel cell businesses that are making real products today. Fuel Cell Corridor News
Aug 19 Crown unveils fuel cell-powered forklift with in-dash controls, gauges Crown Equipment Corp. said it has rolled out the industry's first hydrogen fuel cell- powered lift truck with the fuel cell controls and gauges integrated into the truck's dashboard. Click here to read more Aug 19 World's largest Hydrogen Fuel Cell Generator by Ballard Power set to deploy The deal between Ballard Power Systems and FirstEnergy Generation Corp will allow the U.S. utility to activate this fuel cell generator known as CLEARgen(TM) based on Ballard's Proton Exchange Membrane(PEM) technology, that uses plates made by Ohio's GrafTech International. Click here to read more July 27 America Now: Jobs through education Jerrald Hutton, Dean of Hocking College Energy Institute hopes to create jobs through education.
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July 20 Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Highlights USDA's Efforts to Create Jobs and Long Term Economic Growth with Recovery Act Investments in Ohio The secretary visited NexTech Materials, an Ohio manufacturing company that is using Recovery Act loan funds to provide jobs and opportunity by capitalizing on emerging energy and technology markets. Click here to read more July 19 GrafTech rides smart phone wave to profitability & expansion There is a little piece of Cleveland technology in the smart phone in your pocket, in the big flat-screen TV on your living room wall and in the high end laptop you have. Click here to read more
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The Ohio Department of Development anticipates awarding up to $7 million in grants for projects that accelerate the development and growth of the fuel cell industry in Ohio by direct financial support to organizations seeking to commercialize new products, manufacturing processes or technologies, or to adapt or modify existing components or systems that can reduce the cost of fuel cell systems or address technical and commercialization barriers; or demonstrate market readiness. All questions regarding this RFP must be submitted in writing via e-mail to OTFFCP2011@development.ohio.gov, with a subject line “OTFFCP Q&A”. Key dates: Letters of Intent due by 2:00 PM EST - Sep 10, 2010
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