Ballard to Receive $6.2M in DOE Funding to Advance Non-Automotive Fuel Cell Commercialization

March 9th, 2010 | No Comments | Posted in Green Industry, Industry

Ballard Power Systems has $6.2 million in project funding from the US Department of Energy (DOE) under contract over a four year period to advance fuel cell commercialization. Ballard Material Products, a US subsidiary of Ballard Power Systems, was awarded $4.1 million as prime for a contract that will focus on improvements in fuel cell durability and cost. Additionally, Ballard will be sub-contractor to leading US technology organizations for several other fuel cell research and development pro… Read More

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