SFCC membership includes southern universities, corporations, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies working in partnership to identify and act upon opportunities to bring hydrogen and fuel cell technologies to market. As a result, the SFCC anticipates increased national visibility for the south’s fuel cell capacities and resources, as well as increased funding opportunities for the ongoing development of the industry. "By focusing on regional cooperation and collaboration, the Southern Fuel Cell Coalition will ensure that the South plays a leading role in the national pursuit of a hydrogen economy,” said Dr. Tom Fuller, director of the Georgia Tech Center for Innovative Fuel Cell and Battery Technologies.
 

About CTE
CTE is a nonprofit, member-based organization that develops advanced transportation technologies and clean transportation solutions. Since 1993, CTE (www.cte.tv) has managed funding for more than $80 million in research, development, and demonstration projects in the advanced transportation industry throughout the southeastern U.S. CTE works with the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to help brings its members’ innovative products and ideas to the transportation marketplace.

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