Hr 655 the Hydrogen Future Act of 1995 Hearing Before the Committee On Scie
Hr 655 the Hydrogen Future Act of 1995 Hearing Before the Committee On Scie
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G. , powered by fuel cell, internal combustion engines, and hybrids) under the Administration's PNGV effort, stationary power generation (gas turbines and fuel cells) for utility and building sector applications, and local production and distribution (small natural gas reformers and storage subsystems) that will meet these requirements and create the market demand for a hydrogen energy infrastructure.
One example to accelerate hydrogen from a mere possibility to a real energy option is getting ...fuel cells into the market as quickly as possible. This is needed both to gain hands-on experience with fuel cells and to ensure that U. S. Companies achieve promises of scale needed to capture the global market. Fuel cells are most likely to break into the market as distributed, stationary power sources, particularly for buildings because of the opportunities to provide both electricity and hot water at competitive costs and with virtually no pollution. Coupling the deployment of fuel cells with continued improvements in energy- efficient lighting, heating, cooling, window and control technologies allows fuel cells to overcome first-cost hurdles that challenge all new technologies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. , powered by fuel cell, internal combustion engines, and hybrids) under the Administration's PNGV effort, stationary power generation (gas turbines and fuel cells) for utility and building sector applications, and local production and distribution (small natural gas reformers and storage subsystems) that will meet these requirements and create the market demand for a hydrogen energy infrastructure.
One example to accelerate hydrogen from a mere possibility to a real energy option is getting ...fuel cells into the market as quickly as possible. This is needed both to gain hands-on experience with fuel cells and to ensure that U. S. Companies achieve promises of scale needed to capture the global market. Fuel cells are most likely to break into the market as distributed, stationary power sources, particularly for buildings because of the opportunities to provide both electricity and hot water at competitive costs and with virtually no pollution. Coupling the deployment of fuel cells with continued improvements in energy- efficient lighting, heating, cooling, window and control technologies allows fuel cells to overcome first-cost hurdles that challenge all new technologies.
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