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January 2005 Vol. XX No. 1 ISSN 1080-8019

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Briefly Noted: New Ballard Funding
More Funds for Ballard Power Systems.

Briefly Noted: GM/Dow Freeport Phase II
General Motors and Dow Chemical Co. have launched Phase II of their joint Freeport, TX project to prove the viability of hydrogen fuel cells, operating here at Dow’s huge complex on by-product hydrogen (H&FCL March 04).

Briefly Noted: No H2 Car Taxes in Norway
No car taxes for Norwegian hydrogen cars.

Briefly Noted: FuelCell Energy Plant for Postal Service
Another Fuel Cell for the U.S. Postal Service.

Briefly Noted: Plug Power's London Christmas Tree
Plug Power Inc., Latham, NY is the proud provider of electricity via a 5 kW fuel cell for a Christmas Tree in London’s Trafalgar Square.

Briefly Noted: CaFCP/WEH H2 Nozzle
German gas equipment maker wins recognition for automotive hydrogen fueling nozzle.

Briefly Noted: NHA Power Parks Contest
Thirteen student teams from Russia, Canada and the United States have submitted “Hydrogen Power Parks”.

Briefly Noted: U.S. Fuel Cell Council Media Guide
The U.S. Fuel Council has published the fourth edition of its “Media Guide,”.

Briefly Noted: MicroFuel Cells 1st Production Shipment
MTI MicroFuel Cells, Inc., Albany, NY reports its first production shipment of an integrated micro fuel cell product.

Briefly Noted: Medis Israel Facility
Medis Technologies Ltd., New York, NY, opened a new 34,000 sq. ft facility Dec. 22 in the Global Park Technology Complex in Lod, Israel.