| Edit | Document | Comments | Publish Date | Author or Organisation |
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 | DTI/CT Renewables Innovation Review - Fuel cells chapter | This document gives the text of the fuelcells chapter of the DTI/CT Renewables Innovation Review, published February 2004. For more sections of the report see also: http://www.dti.gov.uk/energy/renewables/policy/renewables_innovation_review.shtml
| | DTI and The Carbon Trust |
| DTI/CT Renewables Innovation Review - Introduction | This document gives the text of the introduction to the DTI/CT Renewables Innovation Review, published February 2004. For more sections of the report see also: http://www.dti.gov.uk/energy/renewables/policy/renewables_innovation_review.shtml
| | DTI and The Carbon Trust |
| First Steps Vision | A framework from which a common vision can emerge, put together by the DTI, EPSRC, The Carbon Trust and E4tech, together with Fuel Cells UK. | | DTI, EPSRC, The Carbon Trust, E4tech, & Fuel Cells UK, |
| Integrating Renewables and CHP into the UK Electricity System | This is the final report from Tyndall research project IT1.30
Researchers: Xueguang Wu, Nick Jenkins, Goran Strbac, Jim Watson and Catherine Mitchell.
| | Tyndall Centre |
| DTI/CT Renewables Innovation Review - Conclusions | This document gives the conclusions of the DTI/CT Renewables Innovation Review, published February 2004. For more sections of the report see also: http://www.dti.gov.uk/energy/renewables/policy/renewables_innovation_review.shtml
A key quote for fuel cells:
"...Our overall prioritisation indicates that, of the renewable technologies other than wind, fuel cells and wave/tidal have the greatest potential to provide the best balance of UK economic benefit and cost effective environmental impact." (p.3) See also p.4.
| | DTI and The Carbon Trust |
| London Hydrogen Partnership Hydrogen Action Plan, 2nd draft | The Hydrogen Action Plan aims to build on the steps already taken to ensure that London benefits from the hydrogen economy and the promise of hydrogen fed fuel cells as zero-emission technologies. The London Hydrogen Partnership is an activity supported by The Greater London Authority (GLA).
| | London Hydrogen Partnership, 2002 |
| Tomorrow's low carbon cars | Tomorrow's Low Carbon Cars, driving innovation and long term investment in low carbon cars.
This report is part of ippr's Motoring Towards Sustainability programme which examines the role of the car in progressive and environmentally sustainable transport policy.
| | Julie Foley, IPPR 2003 |
| WOKING PARK PAFC CHP MONITORING | PHASE 1: PLANNING, INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING
ETSU report F/03/00178/REP/1
DTI/Pub URN 03/879
Contractor: Advantica Technologies Ltd
| | Dr P.S.Goulding and Prof. M.R.Fry, 2003 |
| Prospects for UK Fuel Cells Component Suppliers | PROSPECTS FOR UK FUEL CELLS COMPONENT SUPPLIERS
ETSU report F/03/00251/00/REP
DTI /Pub URN 02/1438
Contractor: EA Technology
This report aims to identify and assess the capabilities of UK industry in meeting the expected growth of demand, both domestically and abroad.
| | C. Wilcox and M. Tunnicliffe, 2002. |
| Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership Brochure Sept 2003 | This document details the mission and objectives of the Low CVP and highlights its working groups structures. For more information contact David.Kenington@lowcvp.org.uk
| | LowCVP |
| Summary of Carbon Trust LCIP investment in Fuel Cells and related technologies | Recent data from the Carbon Trust shows that over £1 million has been invested through its Low Carbon Innovation Programme.
| | The Carbon Trust |
| DTI Fuel Cells Technology Roadmap | | | DTI |
| DTI Hydrogen Technology Roadmap | | | DTI |
| Instructions for completing Company Proforma | Essential detailed instructions for completing the Company Proforma, to apply to join the capabilities guide, with an example.
| | Fuel Cells UK, Synnogy Ltd |
| DfT Powering future vehicle first year update | UK government report on progress against implementation of the commitments in the 2002 Powering Future Vehicle Strategy.
| | UK Department for Transport DfT, DTI, DEFRA etc. Oct 2003 |
| Assessment of implementation issues. | ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES FOR FUEL CELLS IN DOMESTIC AND SMALL SCALE STATIONARY POWER GENERATION AND CHP APPLICATIONS.
ETSU report F/03/00235/REP
DTI/Pub URN 02/1349
Contractor: Scottish & Southern Energy plc
| | G. Graham, A. Cruden and J. Hart. 2002 |
| 2002 Synnogy Canada fuel cell mission report | Full Report from Synnogy/DTI 2002 mission to Canada.
| | Synnogy Ltd |
| 2003 Synnogy US fuel cell mission report | This document describes the lessons learned for UK stakeholders from the recent Fuel Cell Mission to the US and provides a series of recommendations for the UK.
| | Synnogy Ltd |
| US Regulator's Guide to Permitting Hydrogen Technlogies, Module 1 - Permitting Stationary Fuel Cell Installations | The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), in conjunction with the National Labs and National Code bodies, has developed the first modules in a family of documents to aid in the permitting of hydrogen energy systems. This document is Module 1 - Permitting Stationary Fuel Cell Installations, other related documents are also available here (see Overview document for details).
| | US DoE EERE |
| US Regulator's Guide to Permitting Hydrogen Technlogies, Module 2 - Permitting Hydrogen Motor Fuel Dispensing Facilities | The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), in conjunction with the National Labs and National Code bodies, has developed the first modules in a family of documents to aid in the permitting of hydrogen energy systems. This document is Module 2 - Permitting Hydrogen Motor Fuel Dispensing Facilities, other related documents are also available here (see Overview document for details).
| | US DoE EERE |
| US Regulator's Guide to Permitting Hydrogen Technologies | The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), in conjunction with the National Labs and National Code bodies, has developed the first modules in a family of documents to aid in the permitting of hydrogen energy systems. This document is the Overview. The first two modules are also available here.
| | US DoE EERE |
| Updated Ricardo Carbon to Hydrogen Pathways report | "Carbon to Hydrogen" - Ricardo's view of roadmaps for passenger cars: Update on the study for the DfT and the DTI.
| | Ricardo Consulting Engineers, commission by UK DfT |
| Well to Wheel analysis of future automotive fuels and powertrains in a European context | Well to Wheel analysis of automotive fuels in Europe. This report will be supplemented by supplementary reports dealing specifically with the well-to-tank and tank-to-wheel reports. For more information see: http://ies.jrc.cec.eu.int/Download/eh
or contact Tim Morris (tmorris@smmt.co.uk)
| | CONCAWE, EUCAR and JRC (the Joint Research Centre of the EU Commission) |
| A Fuel Cell Vision for the UK, 2003 | This document examines the benefits to the UK in taking a leading role in fuel cell development and deployment, and presents a fuel cell Vision for today. Following an extensive consultation process, it details a pathway for the development of fuel cells in the UK, explores the key elements of that pathway and makes recommendations for steps to enable this development. This document has been prepared by Fuel Cells UK. We are grateful to all those who contributed to its development, and particularly to the Fuel Cells UK Steering Group.
| | Fuel Cells UK with contributions from over 160 members of the industry |
| The UK Fuel Cell Industry: A Capability Guide 2003 | This document showcases UK commercial capabilities in fuel cells, from those who currently work only occasionally in the fuel cell industry to those who sell only fuel cell related products and services. (Note 2.17Mb file)
| | Fuel Cells UK |
| European High Level Group Summary Vision Report | A vision report outlining the research, deployment and non-technical actions necessary to move from today's fossil-based energy economy to a future sustainable hydrogen-oriented economy with fuel cell energy converters. This summary report was produced as a communication to the conference http://www.cordis.lu/fp6/sustdev_h2.htm
held in Brussels on 16-17 June 2003.
| | European High Level Group |
| Company Proforma | For your company to be included in the list of capabilities, please complete this form and email to us.
| | Fuel Cells UK, Synnogy Ltd |
| 20 Hydrogen Myths | Peer reviewed White paper from Rocky Mountain Institute CEO, correcting 20 H2 myths and more.
| | A.Lowins RMI |