Virginia Clean Cities (VCC) at James Madison University (JMU) has announced the launch of the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Nexus website at www.hfcnexus.com. The Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Nexus is a business-to-business website that will connect hydrogen and fuel cell companies to strengthen this zero-emission energy sector and pave the way for partnerships and economic enhancement. The website will serve as a scalable and innovative resource to grow the industry.
This website is the centerpiece of a three-year U.S. Department of Energy project managed by Virginia Clean Cities at JMU to:
Contribute to a more diverse and efficient energy balance by facilitating the widespread commercialization of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies
Advance hydrogen fuel cell suppliers in the transportation, utility, industrial, commercial, and residential sectors, with a focus on the transportation sector in fuel and infrastructure supply chain systems
Expand the domestic supply chain of hydrogen components and systems
Scale-up the fuel cell and hydrogen supply chain by providing a “Matchmaker” function for businesses to connect with each other
Identify gaps in the hydrogen and fuel cell marketplace and find solutions to fill them with companies and products
Reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution.
“The hydrogen fuel cell supply chain can be strengthened with the professional availability of business information” said Alleyn Harned, executive director of Virginia Clean Cities. “We hope you enjoy and sign up for this website to help all of us in industry to communicate and partner as we build a clean and economically resilient future.”
VCC worked with project partners Birch Studio to design the website and Breakthrough Technologies Institute who have been leaders in the hydrogen and fuel cell peer networks to develop a database of hydrogen and fuel cell companies and a comprehensive list and of system components.
