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	Hydrogen Fuel Cells Of the alternative energy sources available today, none have more potential for the future than hydrogen fuel cells. There are several other choices when thinking about future energy, but hydrogen fuel cells have become incredibly powerful, portable and ...
	GM to develop fuel cell vehicles with Energy Department General Motors Corp. and DaimlerChrysler AG have signed agreements with the U.S. Department of Energy to develop hydrogen fuel cell vehicles over the next five years, the automakers said Wednesday.(03/30/2005 11:25 AM PST)
	UK: Renewable Energy world Article : Hydrogen The Last Word In a recent article in Renewable Energy World, entitled Hydrogen, The Last Word (March-April 2004), Dr Ulf Bossel appears to be precluding any debate, despite the fallacies inherent in his arguments. Dr Bossels illustration of the high efficiency of wind generated electricity obscures the first basic principle that the grid does not store electricity. The big sources of renewable energy, wind, solar, tidal or wave energy are all variable in supply and will be dependent on hydrogen storage to maintain an economic load factor. If supplies of renewable energy are not available, then back up from the national grid, which in the UK is only 35% efficient, will be required.
	Distributed Energy to install hydrogen fueling station in Vermont Distributed Energy Systems' subsidiaries Northern Power Systems and Proton Energy Systems are to build an advanced hydrogen fueling station through a partnership with EVermont in the state of Vermont.
	GM, DaimlerChrysler combine to develop fuel cell vehicles General Motors Corp. and DaimlerChrysler AG have signed agreements with the U.S. Department of Energy to develop hydrogen fuel cell vehicles over the next five years, the automakers said Wednesday.

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