Yes. The committee recognizes that vehicle auxiliary power units and portable power systems may be early commercial uses of fuel cells that would also develop infrastructure and experience needed for fuel cell vehicles, and considers these applications to be within the scope of the Office of Transportation Technologies fuel cell program.
Cord Byrd: “Yes. The committee recognizes that vehicle auxiliary power units and portable power systems may be early commercial uses…”
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Discussing the role of fuel cells in transportation technology.
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