Fuel Cells 2000: Media Resources

Media Resources

Fuel Cells 2000 is the only non-aligned source of information on fuel cells and hydrogen, with the majority of our reports and data are offered free-of-charge. If you ever need an objective resource for interviews, articles or quotes, you can contact us. We have experts here to help* and can connect you with contacts at companies and organizations involved in the industry at every end of the spectrum. We can also help provide images to accompany articles. To make navigating our website easier, we have highlighted some of our resources you might find useful.

Fuel Cell Technology Update - to stay on top of the latest news and advancements in all the sectors of the fuel cell industry, subscribe to our free monthly newsletter, the Fuel Cell Technology Update (see right sidebar or click link). Includes: Transportation, Stationary, Portable/Backup, Micro Fuel Cells, Fuels/Reformers/Storage, Materials/Components/Testing, Reports/Market Studies, Requests for Proposals, and the latest conferences.

Recent Press Memos - We've sent out some memos about topics you might be interested in for a larger story. We are more than happy to send you more information on any topic that catches your eye, including presentations, reports, references, images, etc.

Fuel Cells 2000 also writes our own articles that are published in trade and industry press!

Quotes from Automakers - Fuel Cells 2000 has compiled clips and quotes from all the major automakers about their support for fuel cell and hydrogen technology and plans to commercialize fuel cell vehicles.

Local tie-ins - Fuel cells are a local story! 48 states plus Washington, DC have some sort of activity going on right now - check out our database of U.S. policy and demonstrations to see what initiatives, vehicle demonstrations, hydrogen fueling stations and fuel cell installations are in your state. See the technology first hand by visiting a hydrogen fueling station or fuel cell installation (like NY's Central Park police station) or schedule a visit to a company involved in the industry located near you. There are loads of fuel cell and energy conferences around the world - see if any are in your area, most conferences offer free press badges to the media and often have ride and drives and fuel cell companies exhibiting their technology.

Background Information - our Fuel Cell Library has lots of articles, reports and information on fuel cells and hydrogen. We have compiled answers to some of the questions people are asking and statements critics are making. Our conference presentations contain informative charts and graphs. You can subscribe to our free newsletters via the sidebar on the right - we publish a monthly Fuel Cell Technology Update and the Fuel Cell Quarterly. DOE has a great collection of technical papers as well.

*Our In-house Experts

Robert Rose is the Founding Executive Director of BTI and the US Fuel Cell Council, the trade association of the fuel cell industry. In more than 30 years in Washington, D.C., Bob has served in senior communications and policy positions in the U.S. government, as an advisor to state and regional governments, nonprofit organizations, and the private sector, and as an advocate for technologies with benefits to society. Bob is the author of Fuel Cells and Hydrogen: The Path Forward, which contributed to Congressional approval of a public-private partnership to commercialize fuel cells and supporting infrastructure. In 2004, Bob received the Fuel Cell Seminar Award, the most prestigious its kind in the U.S. He has written or edited several handbooks on air quality and environmental policy, and authored hundreds of articles, speeches and reports. Bob has testified before Committees of Congress and made presentations to forums and technical conferences around the world. Bob has been a repeat guest on National Public Radio's "Science Friday" and "Tech Tuesday," and appeared on "The O'Reilly Factor."

Jennifer Gangi As the Program Director for Fuel Cells 2000, Jennifer oversees outreach, education and informational activities; writes and edits the monthly Fuel Cell Technology Update; updates and maintains www.fuelcells.org, and its searchable databases. Jennifer also writes and places articles in national publications and gives presentations to various organizations and audiences.

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