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We presented a technical paper - APPLYING RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES PRUDENTLY - at the 2011 International Conference on Hydrogen Safety in SF. Please contact us if you want to receive a copy of this key paper. Submitted by Doug Rode on 09/12/11 |
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The DOE's Fuel Cell Technologies Program published a quarterly newsletter called "H2 Safety Snapshot" - http://www1.eere.energy.gov/hydrogenandfuelcells/pdfs/h2_snapshot_v2i2.pdf The newsletter promotes the continued safe operation of DOE hydrogen projects by featuring the latest information on hydrogen safety best practices. Since we have always advocated these similar risk mitigations, we suggest reading the newsletter. Submitted by Doug Rode on 09/12/11 |
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The development of a German network of hydrogen filling stations is gaining pace. The automotive manufacturer Daimler AG and the Linde technology group announced in Stuttgart that they intended to open 20 new filling stations in Germany over the next three years. This will more than triple the number of public hydrogen filling stations in the country. The new stations, which involve an investment in the tens of millions, would enable every location in Germany to be reached by a fuel-cell vehicle by the year 2015. With this new initiative, Germany will assume the leading position in terms of an international hydrogen infrastructure. From June 1, Marketwire Submitted by Doug Rode on 06/02/11 |
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Check out the Hydrogen Safety 'News' page by clicking the link in the blue navigation area or browsing to http://www.hydrogensafety.com/news ....There is a very interesting article posted about the role of hydrogen in the Japanese nuclear accidents. Submitted by Matthew Perry on 03/28/11 |
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Good article in Distributed Energy in Nov/Dec 2010 issue. Entitled: "Fuel Cells: A Solution for the East Coast" makes a strong case for using fuel cells for distributed energy as part of infrastructure upgrades to provide clean and efficient energy to cities ialong the East Coast. Submitted by Doug Rode on 12/14/10 |
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Hey thanks, I wrote that article. Glad to see someone read it! Submitted by Connor Dolan on 01/04/11 |
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Hey I think its pretty cool that the world's largest fuel cell has the capacity to power a small town and it's only the size of a tractor trailer. Submitted by Andrew Calderon on 08/20/10 |
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