Last week, the US Department of Energy (DOE) announced up to $35m in available funding to advance hydrogen and fuel cell technologies to support research and development, early market deployments, and domestic manufacturing. The Department also aims to develop collaborative consortia for fuel cell performance and durability and advanced hydrogen storage materials research. “DOE is committed to supporting innovation that will help us meet our energy needs while reducing greenhouse gas emissions,” said Secretary Steven Chu.
Last week, the US Department of Energy (DOE) announced up to $35m in available funding to advance hydrogen and fuel cell technologies to support research and development, early market deployments, and domestic manufacturing. The Department also aims to develop collaborative consortia for fuel cell performance and durability and advanced hydrogen storage materials research. The available funding includes hydrogen production, delivery, and storage research and development; demonstration of infrastructure component manufacturing, and support for “Climate Action Champions” deploying hydrogen and fuel cell technologies; cost and performance analysis for hydrogen production, storage, and fuel cells.