The fuel cell power plants, expected to be operational in 2011, will be configured to utilize the by-products of the fuel cell energy conversion process, including waste heat and waste water to meet campus needs.
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FuelCell Energy Powers Cross-Country Trip
DANBURY-Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) has ordered two 1.4 Megawatt DFC1500 fuel cell power plants from Connecticut-based FuelCell Energy. They'll be installed as utility-owned fuel cells on the campuses of California State University East Bay-Hayward Hills and San Francisco State University. FuelCell Energy is a manufacturer of high efficiency ultra-clean power plants using renewable and other fuels for commercial, industrial, government, and utility customers.
The total value of these contracts is approximately $12.6 million, which will include engineering, procurement and construction services for the installation of the power plants. The deal followed the recent approval by the California Public Utilities Commission for PG&E to pursue utility owned fuel cell installations at two California universities.
The fuel cell power plants, expected to be operational in 2011, will be configured to utilize the by-products of the fuel cell energy conversion process, including waste heat and waste water to meet campus needs.
The fuel cell power plants, expected to be operational in 2011, will be configured to utilize the by-products of the fuel cell energy conversion process, including waste heat and waste water to meet campus needs.
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