Research and Markets (researchandmarkets.com/reports/c13772) has announced the addition of Towards A Hydrogen Economy to their offering. (PRWEB) March 14, 2005 -- Research and Markets http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c13772) has announced the addition of Towards A Hydrogen Economy to their offering. The 1st Edition of Towards A Hydrogen Economy is a concise 110-page study of the movement towards using hydrogen as a key energy carrier in the future. The report takes a high-level look at the current state of hydrogen and addresses the infrastructure requirements needed to make the hydrogen economy a reality. The report offers a detailed look at the move to a hydrogen economy by: - Identifying the current status of hydrogen production and use - Discussing the key business drivers of the move towards hydrogen - Discussing the barriers to implementation that stand in the way of a transition - Providing a critical look at whether the hydrogen economy can succeed - Describing the options that exist for a hydrogen infrastructure - Identifying the key government initiatives making the hydrogen economy a reality - Providing profiles of key hydrogen infrastructure manufacturers Companies Mentioned: -Alchemix -Giner Electrochemical Systems -H2Gen Innovations -Hydrogen Solar -Membrane Reactor Technologies -MesoFuel -Millennium Cell -Norsk Hydro Electrolysers -Powerball Technologies -PowerNova Technologies -Proton Energy Systems -QuestAir Technologies -Solar Hydrogen Energy -StarTech Environmental -Stuart Energy Systems -Teledyne Energy Systems -Hydrogen Storage and Delivery -Dynetek Industries -Fueling Technologies -FuelMaker -General Hydrogen -HERA Hydrogen Storage Systems -Hydrogen Components -Japan Steel Works -Quantum Technologies -Safe Hydrogen -Texaco Ovonic Hydrogen Solutions -Fuel Processing -Gas Technology Institute -Harvest Energy Technology -HydrogenSource -HyRadix -InnovaTek -Osaka Gas -Shell Hydrogen -SOFCo-EFS Holdings -ZTEK Contents of the Report include: - Getting Hydrogen Off the Ground - Business Drivers - The Critic's View of a Hydrogen Economy - The Environment - National Security - Stranded Investment - Options for a Hydrogen Infrastructure - Hydrogen Production - Hydrogen Transportation - Fueling Stations - Hydrogen Pathways - Government Programs to Further Hydrogen - International Partnership for the Hydrogen Economy - International Energy Agency Hydrogen Program - Hydrogen Company Profiles For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c13772 Laura Wood Senior Manager Research and Markets e-mail protected from spam bots Fax: +353 1 4100 980

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UNLV Gets Federal Grant For Hydrogen Fuel Station (KLAS)
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