2007
February 27, 2007
UCI celebrates grand opening of hydrogen fueling station
2006
August 21, 2006
UCI
Scientists First to Predict Air Quality Impact of Small-scale
Power Sources
July 7-30, 2006
Orange County Fair
- Costa Mesa, California
2005
March 22, 2005
National Fuel Cell Research Center at UCI Sponsors Exhibit
in U.S. Pavilion at 2005 World's Fair in Japan
2004
May 3, 2004
From fuel cells to democracy
in postwar Iraq, undergraduate research on display at UCI symposium.
Acclaimed evolutionary
biologist Douglas Wallace to give keynote lecture
March 1, 2004
Toyota, UC Irvine and Horiba Expand the Hydrogen Community
February 24, 2004
Media Advisory -
Hydrogen-fueled vehicle delivered to UCI
2003
2002
April
18, 2002
ZEV•NET
program offers clean, convenient alternatives for Irvine
commuters
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UCI transportation pilot project to combine rail, zero and low-emission
vehicles in far-reaching public-private partnership
October 2, 2002
ZEV•NET Program wins
Transportation Excellence Award
November 7, 2002
UCI
ZEV•NET program recognized
for transportation innovation and excellence with Blue Sky Merit
Award
May
13, 2002
Newspaper: The
Orange County Register Orange
County filling up on fuel-cell technology
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please click on the following link: www.ocregister.com/archive
2001
November 14, 2001
Newspaper: latimes.com
UCI gets $3 million for energy research. To
view article please click on the following link: http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/
December 2001
New
University, UC Irvine
School of Engineering Receives $3 Million Grant
UCI Advanced Power
and Energy Program, or APEP, an interdisciplinary research program
at The Henry Samueli School of Engineering, announced Nov. 13 that
it received a $3 million grant from the California Energy Commission's
Public Interest Energy Research program.
June
11, 2001
Fuel Cell
Technologies Ltd.
Fuel Cell
Technologies Ltd., (FCT) has received a purchase order for the
supply and installation of two 5 kW SOFC power systems. The
first will be delivered to The Presidio Trust in San Francisco,
and the second to the National Fuel Cell Research Center at
the University of California at Irvine
UC
Irvine School of Engineering, Summer 2001
Engineering
Solutions to California's Energy Crisis
Scientists
at the National Fuel Cell Research Center, part of the Advanced
Power and Energy Program, are working to create solutions
that will affect the future of energy generation and distribution
around the world. They are engineering new technologies for
both
conserving power and generating energy.
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Newspaper: Orange County Register
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view article(s) please click on the following link: www.ocregister.com/archive
Fuel cells don't seem so foolish - Date
of Article: January
10, 2001
Alternative power, not alternating -
Date
of Article: May 24, 2001
Alternative energy not hot enough
- Date
of Article: May
22, 2001
2000
May 31, 2000
Department
of Energy designation makes University Park a living energy laboratory
May 26, 2000
Media Advisory
:U.S.
Department of Energy, UC Irvine to announce one of nation's first
'Power Parks' at University Research Park
May 27, 2000
Newspaper: Orange County Register
To
view article(s) please click on the following link: www.ocregister.com/archive
UCI will host first `power park'
1999
June 15, 1999
National
Fuel Cell Research Center at UC Irvine to test new, efficient and
clean power generation technology
June 15, 1999
National Fuel Cell Research Center at UC Irvine to test new,
efficient and clean power generation technology
Edison Technology
Solutions has chosen the National Fuel Cell Research Center
at UC Irvine to test a new, highly efficient type of power
plant. Under construction at Siemens Westinghouse Power Corp.,
the "hybrid" system integrates a fuel cell with
a gas turbine and is expected to generate electricity at efficiencies
believed unreachable in small-sized plants just a few years
ago.
Irvine, Calif., May 26, 1999
National Fuel Cell Research Center at UC Irvine receives major
grant from State of California.
UC Irvine's National Fuel Cell Research Center has received
an award from the California Energy Commission to analyze power
systems and encourage movement of fuel cell technology into
industry.
November 1999
Generating positive energy
Scott Samuelsen, professor of mechanical,
aerospace and environmental engineering, is every inch a scientist. . .
For the last thirty years, he has used his scientific background
to act as an advocate for environmentally friendly energy systems,
bridging the sectors of industry and research university and
involving UCI in a worldwide effort to boost awareness of safer
and more efficient energy technologies.
1998
January 13, 1998
Grant Furthers Research at University of California Irvine's
National Fuel Cell Research Center.
Sacramento - Assemblywoman Marilyn Brewer (R - Irvine) announced
today that the California Energy Commission has approved a
grant for $305,733 to the University of California at Irvine
(UCT) to develop the National Fuel Cell Research Center (NFCRC).
Irvine, Calif., Feb. 19, 1998
UC Irvine School of Engineering opens nation's first major
Fuel Cell Research Center
The National Fuel Cell Research Center Will Advance the Commercialization
of Fuel Cell Technology; U.S. Secretary of Energy Federico
Pena and California Energy Commission Chair William J. Keese
are Expected to Participate in Dedication on Feb. 25
Heralding one of the most comprehensive approaches to harnessing
the enormous potential of fuel cell technology, the University
of California, Irvine today announced the opening of the nation's
first major fuel cell research center at its School of Engineering.
UCI Journal, Winter 1998
The power is on . . .
Fuel cells, with their high efficiency, flexibility of usage
and environmental sensitivity, are expected to become the dominant
power-generating strategy of the next century. And UCI will
play a key role in bringing that about.
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