Fuel Cell Technologies Office (FCTO)

Fuel Cell Technologies Horizon is a major shareholder in Hyzon Motors that has offloaded a significant number of shares, suggesting potential apprehension about the company's future.

This office within the DOE is a key partner in the announced collaboration on hydrogen safety and supports advancements in hydrogen and fuel cell technology.

This office within the U.S. Department of Energy is responsible for launching the Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Career Map tool.

Office within the DOE through which the $3.5 million in hydrogen research funding is being issued.

This office provided support for the development of the new artificial photosynthesis device.

This office within the U.S. Department of Energy is actively seeking information to understand the current state of hydrogen infrastructure development and to support the deployment of hydrogen fuel stations and production solutions.

This office is responsible for promoting the use of fuel cells and advancing the technology, and will be issuing the potential funding.

Office within the Department of Energy that administers the Energy Efficiency and Technology Policy Fellowship Program for fuel cell research.

This office within the U.S. Department of Energy has been working to support fuel cell technology and its adoption throughout the U.S. They issued the request for information regarding hydrogen fuel infrastructure.

This office within the Department of Energy has accumulated over a decade of research and development in fuel cell technologies, which NREL will leverage.

This office within the Department of Energy has issued a Request for Information regarding home-based hydrogen refueling systems as part of the H-Prize competition.

This office within the Department of Energy has issued a Request for Information to gather insights on hydrogen fuel cell capabilities and commercialization.

A program within the Department of Energy that has issued a call for information from stakeholders regarding hydrogen storage systems for materials handling applications.

This program is focused on encouraging advances in hydrogen fuel cell technology and making hydrogen a more viable alternative fuel by addressing storage and manufacturing challenges.