TechCrunch: ClearEdge Power Wins $2.8 Million Grant To Evangelize Fuel Cells
On Tuesday, ClearEdge Power — a cleantech startup that makes 5-kilowatt stationary fuel cells— announced that it won a $2.8 million grant from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) to gets its technology out to the market more quickly. Targeted customers for ClearEdge Power include the owners and operators of hotels, groceries, schools, medical centers and fast food restaurants, among other light industrial power users.
Read More: TechCrunch
Latest News
- Akademos Launches Textbook Adoption Tool, an Online Portal for Selecting the Best Textbooks Based on Quality and Value
- London Book Fair 2012: Open Road Launches International Program with Mondadori
- Scripps Networks Interactive acquires RealGravity Inc.
- Author of her own destiny
- Vintners’ Alliances’ Winery Partners Sell 14% More Wine
- ClearEdge Designs Fuel Cells To Replace Power From The Grid
- Nine Titles Join Alice Walker Ebook Collection From Open Road Integrated Media
- Travel and Leisure: America’s Coolest Coffee Houses
- Portland Community College Celebrates Commissioning of Combined Heat and Power Fuel Cell System
- ClearEdge Power completes $73.5 million financing round
- Akademos Launches eReader for Educational Materials; Forms Content Partnership with Flat World Knowledge
- Blue Bottle Coffee in Brooklyn Raises Brewing to a Science
- Leading Organic Winery Increases Energy Efficiency and Supports Sustainability Goals with ClearEdge Power
- TechCrunch: ClearEdge Power Wins $2.8 Million Grant To Evangelize Fuel Cells
- Newbery Honor Book Mr. Popper’s Penguins Now Available as Ebook Coinciding with the Opening of the Major Motion Picture
- Current Media celebrates 4th birthday as the fastest growing channel in the UK
- KV invests in Shakti Battery
- New York Times: Mr. Coffee
- Halogen Media Group Merges with YouCast
- Akademos Names John Squires Chief Executive Officer; Kohlberg Ventures Completes Additional Financing
- The 25 Best Financial Blogs
