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HP Viewpoint: Going our way?—How the US will benefit from natural gas and fuel cell technology

A remarkable convergence is taking place in North America, as rising natural gas production meets the growing market for both stationary fuel cells providing power to businesses and the utility grid, ..

Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Energy Association: Markowitz, M. B.

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Markowitz, M. B. - Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Energy Association, Washington, DC

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