U.S. Army Corps of EngineersU.S.Fuel Cell CouncilFuel Cell ON LINEElectrochemical Analysis and Diagnostic LaboratoryFuel Cell Commercialization GroupU.S. D.O.E. Office of Transportation Technologies (http://www.ott.doe.gov)U.S. Fuel Cell Council and Fuel Cells 2000 (http://www.usfcc.org) 
Some Publications(many thanks to Mr. Paul Hesse e-mail: phesse@nciinc.com)
Fuel Cell Handbook, A. Appleby and F. Foulkes, Van Nostrand and Reinhold, 1989. Available from Kreiger Publishing Co., P.O. Box 9542, Melbourne, FL 32902; Phone: (407) 724-9542. 752 pp., $112.50 (plus shipping and handling). This is a very comprehensive and detailed handbook.
Fuel Cell News, Fuel Cell Institute, P.O. Box 65481, Washington, DC 20035-5481. Phone: (301) 681-3532; Fax: (301) 681-4896. This newsletter reports on fuel cell developments. An annual subscription is $200.00 for individuals, and $1,000.00 for institutions and organizations.
Fuel Cell Technology in Electric Utility Planning-No.67, Edison Electric Institute, 1993. Available from Edison Electric Institute, P.O. Box 2800, Kearneysville, WV 25430: Phone: (800) 334-5453. $10.00 (Members), $12.50 (Nonmembers).
Fuel Cell System Technologies and Application Issues, C. Christenson, pp. 257-261 of Energy Business & Technology Sourcebook, 1996. Available from The Fairmont Press, Inc., 700 Indian Trail, Lilburn, GA 30047; Phone: (770) 925-9388, $98.00 plus $6.50 shipping and handling prepaid. Order No. 388.
Fuel Cell Systems, L. Blomen and M. Mugerwa, (eds.), Plenum Press, 1992. Available from Kluwer Academic Publishing, P.O. Box 358, Accord Station, Hingham, MA 82018-0258; Phone: (781) 871-6600. 636 pp., $162.00. ISBN: 0306441586. This is a very comprehensive and detailed book.
Fuel Cells: A Handbook (3rd ed.), J. Hirschnhofer, et al., Morgantown Energy Technology Center, 1994. 163 pp., $31.00. Available from the NTIS (see above) NTIS Order No. DE94004072. This provides a good overveiw of fuel cell technologies.
Fuel Cells: A Primer on the Coming Hydrogen Economy, A. Wilson and N. Malin, Environmental Building News (8:4) pp. 1, 7-12, April 1999. This article contains an overview of fuel cell technology and their environmental benefits, and includes a list of companies manufacturing them. For a copy, contact: Environmental Building News, 28 Birge Street, Brattleboro, VT 05301; Phone: (802) 257-7300; World Wide Web: http://www.ebuild.com
Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Letter, Grinnell Street, Box 14, Rhinecliff, NY 12574-0014. Phone: (914) 876-5988; Fax: (914) 876-7599; Email: hfcletter@mhv.net ; World Wide Web: http://www.mhv.net/~hfcletter This is a monthly newsletter that reports on hydrogen and fuel cell research, development, demonstrations, engineering, economics, and politics. An annual subscription is $230.00 (add $20 for overseas airmail postage).
Residential Fuel Cells: Hope or Hype?, R. Barlow, Home Power (No. 72) pp. 20-29, Aug/Sept, 1999. This article discusses fuel cell technology and the status of small-systems for residential applications. For a copy, contact: Home Power, P.O. Box 520, Ashland, OR 97520; Phone: (800) 707-6585 or (530) 475-0830; Email: hp@homepower.org ; World Wide Web: http://www.homepower.com
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