Renewable hydrogen from fuel cells at wastewater treatment plants

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The case studies of wastewater treatment plants that have initiated the use of on-site fuel cells in New York City and Washington State are presented. These wastewater treatment plants have given good results with fuel cells by converting digester methane into electricity, reducing both air emissions and on-site energy demand.

ELECTRONIC & OTHER ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT, Fuel Cells & Thermic Generators, All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing, Sewage disposal plants, Fuel cells

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Utility turns biomass into renewable energy

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Central Vermont Public Service (CVPS) corporation plans to create direct link between electric customers and Vermont dairy farms and CVPS introduced cow-power as customers wanted new renewable choices. CVPS Cow Power was also awarded the Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets' Commissioner's Seal of Quality.

Electric Utilities, Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution, Marketing procedures, Electric services, Customer relations, Central Vermont Public Service Corp., CV

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Producing renewable hydrogen from biomass

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The biological and thermochemical conversion technologies, which are used to produce hydrogen from biomass, are explained. These technologies are described to have a great potential to create a national hydrogen economy.

Manufacturing processes, Science & research, Research, Production processes, Biomass, Chemical processes

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