CaSFCC Members and Technology
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CaSFCC Member Manufacturer1 |
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Large Fuel Cells (100 kilowatts to tens of megawatts) |
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On-site Baseload Generation On-site 24/7 generation of electrical baseload for commercial, industrial and public-sector installations with waste-heat recovery for |
DirectFuelCell®300 (300 kW) DirectFuelCell® 1500 (1.4 MW) DirectFuelCell® 3000 (2.8 MW) |
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PureCell® Model 400 (400 kW) |
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On-site Baseload Generation with Renewable Fuels On-site 24/7 generation of electrical baseload using on-site renewable fuels or directed biogas* with waste-heat recovery for co-generation or CCHP applications *The California Public Utilities Commission in 2009 amended the Self-Generation Incentive Program to expand eligibility for Level 2 incentives of $4.50 a watt to include projects that use renewable fuels delivered to customers via a natural gas pipeline. |
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DirectFuelCell® Product Line |
PureCell® Model 400 (400 kW) |
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On-Site Baseload Generation for Utility Grid Support TIGER (Transmission Integrated Generation Energy Resource) stations that can be installed at utility substations to augment electrical supply to the grid |
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DirectFuelCell® Product Line |
PureCell® Model 400 (400 kW) |
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Co-Generation of Hydrogen Sited at or near locations needing hydrogen feedstock (such as refineries, chemical plants, refueling stations, warehouses and distribution centers), with the ability to change the ratio of electricity and hydrogen generated as dictated by demand |
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DirectFuelCell® Product Line |
Fuel Cell/Gas Turbine Large-scale hybrid generation systems that combine fuel cells and gas turbines to maximize the efficiency of electricity-only power generation |
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DirectFuelCell®300 (300 kW) |
SMALL Fuel Cells (LESS THAN 100 kilowatts) |
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On-Site Baseload Generation On-site 24/7 generation of electrical baseload for |
GenSys Blue® GenSys® |
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Critical Backup Power Used to provide backup power in remote locations and on-site to businesses that depend on an uninterruptible supply of electrical power, including telecommunications and highway/railway signaling |
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ElectraGen™ Product Line iGen™ |
Specialty Vehicles Off-road materials handling |
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GenDrive® |
Fuel Providers |
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Natural Gas Distribution Regional Distribution of |
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Regional Hydrogen Generation and Distribution Generation and regional distribution of hydrogen to and from stationary fuel cells |
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On-Site Hydrogen Generation Generation and utilization of hydrogen produced at site of use |
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1This table includes only the names of those companies that are members of the California Stationary Fuel Cell Collaborative. It is not an all-inclusive list of U.S. fuel cell manufacturers.