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To: David Davison who wrote (5501)	12/14/2001 12:23:24 PM
From: riposte	Respond to of 5827

DaimlerChrysler Introduces Fuel-Cell Vehicles DaimlerChrysler Introduces Fuel-Cell Vehicles DaimlerChrysler unveiled four experimental fuel-cell vehicles at its facility at the California Fuel Cell Partnership, a collaboration of automotive and energy companies and government agencies that is demonstrating and testing fuel-cell vehicle technologies. The vehicles shown were: Chrysler Town & Country Natrium, which is fueled with sodium boro-hydride, a compound related to borax. NECAR 4, which operates on liquid hydrogen. NECAR 4a, fueled by compressed gaseous hydrogen. NECAR 5 which operates on methanol. The three NECAR vehicles are based on the Mercedes A-class passenger car. Fuel cells combine oxygen from the air and hydrogen from a fuel source to produce electricity, which can be used to power electric motors and drive automobiles. DaimlerChrysler and other automakers are exploring a variety of fuels that can produce hydrogen onboard vehicles, the company said in a statement. "The most important unresolved issue with fuel-cell vehicles is not the fuel cell, it's the fuel," said Thomas Moore, Vice President and head of DaimlerChrysler's Liberty & Technical Affairs advanced technology development group. DaimlerChrysler said it will market the first fuel-cell city buses in 2002 and fuel-cell-powered passenger cars in 2004. To meet those goals, DaimlerChrysler says it is investing more than $1.4 billion in fuel-cell technology research and development during the period 2001-2004. URL: caranddriver.com

To: David Davison who wrote (5501)	12/14/2001 9:15:20 PM
From: Supervalue	Respond to of 5827

Geezzzzz lots of downtick since last financing with Ballard , folks maybe catching on to the short change of BAllard's fleece DAVY boy ! and anger will be vented !! P.s. your going to refill them with more hydrogen, that is a bad act !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!