Hydrogen and fuel cells are a central component of South Carolina?s clean energy industry. In fact, South Carolina is rich with assets related to hydrogen and fuel cell research and development: the Savannah River National Lab, ARC: Hydrogen, the University of South Carolina?s Future Fuels program, and Midlands Technical College?s Enterprise Campus.
Those assets will be the focus of a panel discussion on July 11 in Columbia, at which industry leaders will also discuss the hydrogen and fuel cell industry as a job creator in South Carolina, and how the increase in natural gas production in theUnited States will affect the fuel cell industry.
The hydrogen and fuel cell discussion is part of the 2013 SC Clean Energy Summit, taking place July 11, 2013, inColumbia. Clean energy?related companies, service providers, investors, and entrepreneurs, along with representatives of government and academia, will gather at the summit to explore a variety of clean energy topics. (Online registration and more details about the summit are available at http://bit.ly/ZSdujk.)
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