Reports
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Connecticut Hydrogen Transportation Plan
The Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Inc., through section 8 of Connecticut Public Act 09-186, will consult to the Connecticut Department of Transportation to develop a plan to implement zero-emissions buses state-wide.
Archived Reports
File Type/Size |
Title |
Author/Date |
(299 KB) |
A National “Green Energy” Economic Stimulus Plan Based on Investment in the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Industry | A White Paper from the Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Inc. November 24, 2009 |
 (3.03 MB) |
Fuel Cell Economic Development Plan Hydrogen Roadmap | A Report from the Connecticut Dept. of Economic and Community Development;
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Fuel Cell Buses in U.S. Transit Fleets: Summary of Experiences and Current Status | A report by National Renewable Energy Laboratory |
(2.4 MB) |
Energy Alternatives and Conservation |
A Report from the Connecticut |
(4.15 MB) |
HYDROGEN POSTURE PLANL: |
United States Department of Energy United States Department of Transportation December 2006 |
(1.1 MB) |
PREPARING FOR THE HYDROGEN ECONOMY: TRANSPORTATION |
A Report from the Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering June 2006 |
(618 KB) |
State Activities That Promote Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Infrastructure Development | Breakthrough Technologies Institute, Inc. April 2006 |
(160 KB) |
Standby Charges and Fuel Cells: New Opportunities for State Policy Coordination | A Report from Clean Energy Group and the Public Fuel Cell Alliance, Prepared by Peregrine Energy Group. September, 2005. |
(5.8 MB)
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Geographic Energy Targeting for Renewable Distributed Energy Applications in the Norwalk-Stamford Sub Area Of Connecticut |
A Report from the Connecticut Clean Energy Fund; |
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Analysis of Electric Drive Technologies For Transit Applications: Battery-Electric, Hybrid-Electric, and Fuel Cells | A Report from the Northeast Advanced Vehicle Consortium, and the Federal Transit Administration |
(775 KB) |
Fuel Cells and Hydrogen: The Path Forward (A Comprehensive Strategy For Federal Investment In Fuel Cell Technology And Fuel Infrastructure) |
The document was compiled by Robert Rose of the Breakthrough Technologies Institute, Inc. January 2003. |
