FuelCell Energy

FuelCell Energy's Chief Technology Officer, Tony Leo, will be a featured speaker on Treatment Plant Operator Magazine's upcoming webinar "How wastewater plants can cut costs and emissions with fuel cell technology." Hear how treatment plants are using fuel cell technology to benefit their communities and be sure to bring your questions to the live Q&A session! 🎟️ Registration link: https://hubs.la/Q02FzmpR0 📅 Wednesday, July 31, 2024 at 3:00 PM EST | 2:00 PM CST Topics covered in the webinar: - An introduction to FuelCell Energy's power generation platform - How fuel cells can operate directly on on-site, low BTU biogas - Faster and simpler paths to air permitting with fuel cell technology #biogas #wastewater #anaerobicdigestion #sustainability #fuelcell #renewableenergy

FuelCell Energy held a pivotal event in Seoul on June 28, 2024, reinforcing and demonstrating the company's commitment to the Korean market and highlighting how its two differentiated carbonate and solid oxide platforms enable the energy transition to sustainable energy in a smart and practical way. “We were extremely pleased with the interest and reception from our energy industry counterparts in Korea and look forward to growing our market there following 20 years of supplying carbonate fuel cells to our generation, commercial and industrial company partners in the Asia region,” said Jason Few, FuelCell Energy President and CEO. https://lnkd.in/eNeBraYe

Esso Nederland BV (an affiliate of ExxonMobil) will pilot Carbonate Fuel Cell technology jointly developed by ExxonMobil and FuelCell Energy. Carbonate fuel cells have a unique ability to capture CO2 before they are released into the atmosphere, while also making valuable co-products. Furthermore, this technology is modular, potentially enabling carbon capture across a wide range of deployment scale. https://lnkd.in/e22R4aYB

FuelCell Energy is thrilled to announce the installation of four solid oxide fuel cells at the University of Connecticut's Tech Park on its Storrs Campus. The fuel cells will power the Innovation Partnership Building, marking a significant step towards the University's 2030 carbon neutrality goal. “We are thrilled that our home state university shares our passion and purpose to develop and drive sustainable energy solutions and has been recognized for its leadership in sustainable energy study and adoption," said Jason Few, FuelCell Energy President and CEO. "It is an honor to work with President Radenka Maric, her administration, research teams, and operations to support UConn’s Innovation Partnership Building and 2030 carbon neutral goal.” A brighter, greener future is being made in CT! #MakeItHere Learn more ➡ https://hubs.la/Q02DbWTM0

The University of Connecticut is moving forward with plans to power the entire Innovation Partnership Building at the UConn Tech Park exclusively through fuel cell technology. UConn Research is committed to the vision of President Radenka Maric to make the University carbon neutral by 2030. Through this partnership with FuelCell Energy, we move closer to our goal, in the process providing sufficient clean energy to enable our research pursuits. https://lnkd.in/eHxuhMpS

We're excited to be exhibiting in parallel to the @Green Hydrogen Forum at ees Europe, the leading exhibition for Batteries and Energy Storage Systems, in Munich from June 19-21, 2024! Join us at booth B2.450H to talk about the future of your sustainable energy needs with our Vice President of European & Mideast Business Development, Andrea Miserocchi, and the FuelCell Energy team Heidi Kappler, Lukas Pusterhofer, Huber Johann.

FuelCell Energy's President and CEO, Jason Few, will be participating in a panel discussion, "Energy Transition and the New Green Economy," at the #EXIM24 Annual Conference in Washington, D.C., hosted by Export-Import Bank of the United States. Jason Few will offer perspective on how incentives can help accelerate the deployment of fuel cell technology and the current state of the hydrogen economy.

"In June (2024), the company will host current and prospective customers in Korea to showcase its portfolio of clean energy offerings to support the country’s roadmap, including its solid oxide electrolysis technology and power generation. Last year (2023), FuelCell Energy first signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with GGE, alongside a long-term service agreement with Noeul Green Energy, to increase its presence in South Korea."

Register for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)'s Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office monthly #H2IQ webinar taking place today, May 30, at 12 Noon ET to learn about the development of FuelCell Energy's Tri-gen system at the Port of Long Beach, which produces electricity, hydrogen and water for Toyota North America's Logistics Services' operations from directed biofuel. Featuring Toyota's Mark Yamauchi and FuelCell Energy's Tony Leo.