I agree. I first posted the Excelon thing a few months ago and I am really not sure about the Norwegian thing. My thoughts:
it takes many months to apply for a grant, and it would make sense to.have multiple options to choose from.
The grant with FCE that is ending is supposed to produce an investment plan. So that will provide a different nongovernmental set of funders options.
on the whole I am optimistic but FCE has had so many irons in the fire that cool down (oil sands project, Beacon Falls, many "near term opportunities in Asia") that hydrogen is just a chance.
If you don't some digging FCE cells were even looked at for a locomotive but the Bloom was slightly better. Mind you this was the MCFC and not their SOFC.
I still think that their MCFC tech is good enough and they probably can make it on that for the next few years. Hopefully H tech matures in the meantime.
it would be nice if they offer a license like they did to Exxon to Excellon but I dont know who owns the IP.
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