FuelCell Energy Inc (FCEL)

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The world in the 21st century
must transition to widespread low
carbon energy use… Hydrogen is an
indispensable resource to achieve this
transition because it can be used to
store and transport wind, solar and
other renewable electricity to power
transportation and many other things.
The Hydrogen Council has identified
seven roles for hydrogen, which is why
we are encouraging governments and
investors to give it a prominent role in
their energy plans. The sooner we get
the hydrogen economy going, the better,
and we are all committed to making this
a reality.”
Takeshi Uchiyamada
Chairman,Toyota Motor Corporation and
Co-Chair, Hydrogen Council

Selection of a Hydrogen-Powered Freight Infrastructure Project under GFO 17-603
On April 5, 2018, the Energy Commission announced the recommendation of award for three projects in
its Advanced Freight Infrastructure solicitation. One of the selected projects was for the development of a
hydrogen fueling facility at the Port of Long Beach. The project is a collaborative effort between Shell (doing
business as Equilon Enterprise, LLC), Toyota, and FuelCell Energy. The refueling facility will be supplied by an
on-site tri-generation facility with the capability to produce hydrogen for transportation fueling, electricity
for on-site facility use, and thermal energy for other local heating uses. These on-site resources are produced
via a Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell operating on directed bio-waste gas produced by agricultural processes
in California’s Central Valley. The fueling infrastructure in this project will be used to fuel trucks provided by
Toyota (the previously-announced Project Portal Class 8 freight hauling truck), smaller FCEV trucks in drayage
service, and light-duty Mirai FCEVs as they are delivered via cargo ship and then transported to dealerships
throughout California. In total, the facility will be developed to provide fueling capacity of 1,270 kilograms
per day, 1,000 of which is intended for the heavy-duty truck pilot and demonstration.

https://www.arb.ca.gov/msprog/zevprog/ab8/ab8_report_2018_print.pdf