2010 Fuel Cell Seminar & Exposition
Fuel Cells: Delivering the Power of a Greener Future
The Fuel Cell Seminar & Exposition (FCS&E) provides an
exciting opportunity to learn about and experience the latest
advances in fuel cell research, development and
demonstration/application. The Seminar was created in 1976 as a
forum for researchers and developers alike to share new findings,
as well as successes and failures, within the fuel cell community.
Since then, the FCS&E has grown along with its industry, in
terms of the numbers of participants; the numbers of demonstrations
of fuel cells; and the state-of-the-art of the technology.
This year's conference, Fuel Cells: Delivering the Power of a
Greener Future, expands on the conference's mission to advance
the global energy, environmental, and economic
benefits offered by fuel cell technology. Through our
extensive technical program and exciting exposition featuring
international partners, the FCS&E showcases the importance of
fuel cells in the development of energy strategies that reduce or
eliminate greenhouse gas and criteria pollutant emissions.
With exhibitors from Canada, Finland, Germany, the UK, Denmark,
Taiwan, Greece, and Japan, the 2010 Exposition provides attendees
with a global perspective on the market. The exposition allows
attendees to touch real fuel cell systems and components and it
provides the opportunity to network with leaders of the
international fuel cell industry.
Attendees can also enjoy several of the educational opportunities
for which The Fuel Cell Seminar & Exposition has become known,
including technical poster presentations and short courses. And
make sure to find about our FCS&E Ride & Drive in which
participants drive the latest models of fuel cell vehicles.
Networking is one of the essential missions of the FCS&E, and
participants get to know the rest of the fuel cell community during
our Welcome and Industry Receptions!
"The Fuel Cell Seminar & Exposition is an ideal
opportunity for meeting with representatives of the federal and
state government communities to discuss interests and opportunities
that could serve the public need. In past Seminars &
Expositions Department of Energy managers, military leaders and
other government agency people have attended and generally welcome
the chance to meet in a less formal setting."
Eric Simpkins, Vice President of Business
Development
IdaTech, Bend, OR
www.idatech.com
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