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FUEL CELLS 1999's Hottest Sector

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Introduction Compact

1999 could be the year that the Fuel Cell Industry takes off as major advances are set to take place.

It started yesterday with this release from Plug Power, a division of DTE, Message 6953159

And continuing today with Daimler Chrysler, auto.com

The leaders in this exciting field are

Ballard Power, Energy Partners, Plug Power, ERC and DCHT.

Ballard gets a lot of press and made an imprerssive splash in 1998.
Their symbol is BLDPF. Ballard is a highly liquid stock and has an investment from Ford to the tune of $600 million Canadien.
Ballard is focussing primarily on stationary power systems.

The one I like the best is DCHT.

DCH Technology is focussing on the smaller fuel cells, the portables, for small power needs, ideal for low power needs.

DCHT is also heavily involved in the saftey side of the hydrogen industry with their 3 proprietary sensors. dch-technology.com

dcht.com

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171	European Commission launches High Level Group on Hydrogen and Fuel Cells 15 Octo	Jongmans	-	10/15/2002
170	CBS is tryin' to "ratify" this morn~~	Chartgod	-	2/7/2001
169	Heat's On for Fuel Cell Stocks.. CNBC Article beta.cnbc.com martin	Jongmans	-	2/7/2001
168	really?..<daH>..Just teasin"///.. PS Trace~~	Chartgod	-	2/7/2001
167	Economic Growth Unsustainable, Says Environmentalist.. Interesting... rferl.or	Jongmans	-	2/6/2001
166	Evaluation of a 3 kW PEM Fuel Cell Designed for Fast Response Report 000000000	Scoobah	-	1/29/2001
165	Evaluation of a 3 kW PEM Fuel Cell Designed for Fast Response Report 000000000	Scoobah	-	1/28/2001
164	Scientists Issue Dire Prediction on Warming washingtonpost.com martin	Jongmans	-	1/23/2001
163	PEMfuelcells.com just did a radio interview for CNET Radio, can be heard at cne	Scoobah	-	1/22/2001
162	American Fuel-cell industry powers up.. oregonlive.com martin	Jongmans	-	1/22/2001
161	President's New Year Message Energy Ventures Inc. In spite of the tech stoc	vestor	-	1/13/2001
160	Energy farms will reduce dependence on imported oil, Battelle says BY MARK WILLI	Jongmans	-	1/2/2001
159	I just received a promotional piece sent by a fellow named Bob Czeschin, who pub	Little Joe	-	12/22/2000
158	How to play the power crunch (Motley Fool) fool.com martin	Jongmans	-	12/21/2000
157	Before they even piped in or much knew what natural gas was back in the 1800s th	James F. Hopkins	-	12/20/2000
156	On the risks of being blindsided Energy prices may matter more than rate cuts..	Jongmans	-	12/20/2000
155	You can't go too fast. We're dealing with natural gas and extracting hyd	Stephen O	-	12/20/2000
154	President-elect Bush, and Greenspan were discussing high energy costs, and lower	CH4	-	12/20/2000
153	Ya it's got promise , but I bet the big boyz will limit just how much you ca	James F. Hopkins	-	12/20/2000
152	You're thinking of fuel cells in transportation. In home cogen systems using	Stephen O	-	12/20/2000
151	<b> The Hype and The Problem with Fuel Cell Technology </B> Most of	James F. Hopkins	-	12/20/2000
150	December 15, 2000 Move to CDNX could help fledgling fuel cell company By Brian	vestor	-	12/18/2000
149	Australia Centers on Renewable Energy enn.com martin	Jongmans	-	12/18/2000
148	Power Situation Topsy-Turvy, and here's why Article The Seattle Times arch	Jongmans	-	12/17/2000
147	2001 Odyssey Year for Fuel Cells Industry Reuters biz.yahoo.com martin	Jongmans	-	12/15/2000

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