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21 Sep 2009

New York university students navigate fuel cell boat up the Hudson River

A group of New  York university students from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have successfully fitted two fuel cells to a 22 foot boat named the New Clermont. 

The boat is powered only by fuel cells - 2.2 kW GenDrive units on loan from Plug Power - and launches September 21st Manhattan. The ship is expected to arrive at Troy, NY on September 25th after making several stops along the river to discuss the project.

http://green.rpi.edu/

Source: Fuel Cell Today

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