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FY 2007 Financial Awards

In 2007, DOE awarded funding to a number of science and research projects to establish a hydrogen economy.

DOE Awards $100 Million for Fuel Cell R&D

Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman announced $100 million to fund 25 projects to advance the development of fuel cell technology. These projects support the President's Advanced Energy Initiative, which seeks to reduce our dependence on foreign sources of energy through the development and use of new clean energy technologies. View DOE's October 2006 press release.

Details on the individual projects awarded are provided below.

Selected Organization Location Funding* Project Description
Topic Area 1: Improved Fuel Cell Membranes
Arkema King of Prussia, PA $6.3M (PDF 15 KB)
3M St. Paul, MN $8.9M (PDF 16 KB)
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Berkeley, CA $6.0M (PDF 15 KB)
Topic Area 2: Water Transport within the Stack
Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester, NY $2.7M (PDF 15 KB)
CFD Research Corporation Huntsville, AL $4.7M (PDF 15 KB)
Nuvera Fuel Cells Cambridge, MA $5.0M (PDF 15 KB)
Los Alamos National Laboratory Los Alamos, NM $6.5M (PDF 15 KB)
Topic Area 3: Advanced Cathode Catalysts and Supports
3M St. Paul, MN $8.4M (PDF 15 KB)
UTC Power South Windsor, CT $6.4M (PDF 15 KB)
Los Alamos National Laboratory Los Alamos, NM $6.8M (PDF 16 KB)
Argonne National Laboratory Argonne, IL $5.4M (PDF 15 KB)
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Richland, WA $4.6M (PDF 15 KB)
Topic Area 4: Cell Hardware
GrafTech International Ltd. Parma, OH $2.3M (PDF 16 KB)
UTC Power South Windsor, CT $2.0M (PDF 15 KB)
Oak Ridge National Laboratory Oak Ridge, TN $4.5M (PDF 15 KB)
Topic 5: Innovative Fuel Cell Concepts
Plug Power Latham, NY $1.0M (PDF 15 KB)
Case Western Reserve University Cleveland, OH $0.8M (PDF 16 KB)
Argonne National Laboratory Argonne, IL $1.0M (PDF 106 KB)
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Richland, WA $1.0M (PDF 15 KB)
Topic Area 6: Effects of Impurities on Fuel Cell Performance and Durability
Clemson University Clemson, SC $2.0M (PDF 15 KB)
University of Connecticut - Connecticut Global Fuel Cell Center Storrs, CT $1.9M (PDF 15 KB)
Los Alamos National Laboratory Los Alamos, NM $3.6M (PDF 15 KB)
Topic Area 7: Stationary Fuel Cell Demonstration
Intelligent Energy Inc. Long Beach, CA $2.2M (PDF 16 KB)
Plug Power Latham, NY $3.6M (PDF 17 KB)
Plug Power Latham, NY $4.0M (PDF 15 KB)

*All award amounts are subject to Congressional appropriations and negotiation.