Organisation - US Fuel Cell Council (USFCC)
- Organisation type
- Other
- Website
- http://www.usfcc.com
- Country
- UNITED STATES
- Business Interest
- Other
- Primary Technology
- Other
- Secondary Technology
- Other
- Geographical Region of interest
- North America
- Organisation Description
The US Fuel Cell Council is dedicated to fostering the commercialisation of fuel cells in the USA. The council aims to provide technical advice, collect information and issue reports on the industry, raise public awareness of fuel cells and their potential, conduct fuel cell education programs, provide networking opportunities for developers, suppliers and potential customers and establish links to comparable activities in the U.S. and worldwide. An extensive range of technical, educational and outreach activities are initiated by the council in support of the fuel cell industry.
- Fuel Cell Staff
- 5
Contact Information
- Contact Name
- Mr Robert Rose
- Position
- Executive Director
- Address
- 1100 H Street, NW, Suite 800,
Washington DC 20005 - Country
- UNITED STATES
- Phone Number
- (202) 293-5500
- Fax Number
- (202) 785-4313
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