CT Hyrogen-Fuel Cell Coalition

Strategic Targets for Fuel Cell Deployment


The Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology (CCAT) has assessed and analyzed potential applications for stationary power/distributed generation and transportation. The application of hydrogen and fuel cell technology is well justified at strategic locations throughout the State of Connecticut for the following reasons:

  • Fuel cells are extremely efficient and can help to reduce the dependence on foreign oil, and contribute greatly to the reduction of air pollutants, especially sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and volatile organic compounds;

  • Fuel cells have a high availability rate and can provide premium, stand-by, and emergency power of a variety of applications;

  • Fuel cells provide renewable energy for compliance with renewable portfolio standards, and the Governor's directive for state building renewable energy purchases; and

  • Fuel cells and hydrogen equipment are developed and manufactured in the state providing direct benefits including high-skilled and high-paying jobs, and indirect benefits associated with the supply chain.

Click here for a current database of fuel cell installations in Connecticut.

Strategic Targets:


* Energy Intensive Industries

* Food Service


* Food Sales

* Inpatient Healthcare Facilities

* State Public Order and Safety

* Lodging

* Education

* Sewage Treatment Plants

* Town and City Hall and Selected State Buildings

* Telecommunication Sites

* Alternative Fuel Station Locations

* State Fuel Dispensing Locations

* Vehicle Fleet Locations




 

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