DOD Residential Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) Fuel Cell Demonstration Program. Volume 2. Summary of Fiscal Year 2001-2003 Projects

In Fiscal Year 2001 (FY01), Congress funded the Department of Defense (DoD) residential PEM Demonstration Project to demonstrate domestically-produced, residential Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel cells at DoD Facilities. The objectives were to: assess PEM fuel cells' role in supporting sust...

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Main Authors: White, Melissa K, Lux, Scott M, Knight, James L, Binder, Michael J, Holcomb, Franklin H, Josefik, Nicolas M
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY
DEMONSTRATIONS
EFFICIENCY
Electrochemical Energy Storage
ENERGY
FUEL CELLS
FUEL SYSTEMS
HEAT EXCHANGERS
HYBRID SYSTEMS
LIFE EXPECTANCY(SERVICE LIFE)
MILITARY FACILITIES
MONITORING
Nuclear Physics & Elementary Particle Physics
OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
PEM(PROTON EXCHANGE MEMBRANE)
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
TEST AND EVALUATION
THERMAL STABILITY
Thermodynamics
VALIDATION
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Summary:In Fiscal Year 2001 (FY01), Congress funded the Department of Defense (DoD) residential PEM Demonstration Project to demonstrate domestically-produced, residential Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel cells at DoD Facilities. The objectives were to: assess PEM fuel cells' role in supporting sustainability at military installations; increase efficiency in installation, operation, and maintenance of fuel cell sites; evaluate their potential in DoD training, readiness, and sustainability missions; provide a military base market for this technology; and evaluate and give feedback to promote commercialization and market growth, operational product testing and validation, grid interconnection standards, and system operation in diverse environmental conditions. This project developed and advertised a Broad Agency Announcement each fiscal year, outlining core requirements for proposals. Sixty one preproposals were received and evaluated. In FY01, six contracts were awarded (22 fuel cells at 10 military installations). In FY02, five contracts were awarded (17 fuel cells at 15 military and DOD installations). In FY03, seven contracts were awarded (30 fuel cells at 20 military and DOD installations). Awardees were required to report detailed operational performance of each of their fuel cell system installations. This report discusses FY02 and FY03 Residential PEM Demonstrations, and revisits FY01 Projects. The original document contains color images.