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Presentation on the Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Coalition (MAHC) at the Hydrogen Workshop Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments May 23, 2006 Andre W. Van Rest. MISSION. The Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Coalition (MAHC) is an Initiative of the International Center for

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  1. Presentation on the Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Coalition (MAHC)at theHydrogen Workshop Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments May 23, 2006Andre W. Van Rest

  2. MISSION The Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Coalition (MAHC) is an Initiative of the International Center for Sustainable Development (ICSD). This Initiative’s mission is to promote the deployment of hydrogen-energy and fuel- cell technologies in the Mid-Atlantic Region (DE, DC, MD, NJ, PA, VA, WVA).

  3. STRATEGY • Facilitate cooperation of pertinent public and private-sector organizations in the Mid-Atlantic Region in developing a region-wide hydrogen-energy and fuel-cell infrastructure, and in undertaking region-wide activities in the areas of hydrogen codes and standards, project financing, training and information sharing; • Facilitate this in a manner that, especially from the perspective of private industry, will showcase the Region as the premier opportunity and best geographic area for the first full-scale commercialization of hydrogen-energy, fuel-cell vehicles, and stationary fuel-cell applications in the country; • Promote alternative fuels as a stepping stone to the hydrogen economy.

  4. Objectives • Advocate and publicize the strengths and experiences of the Mid-Atlantic Region in the hydrogen energy and fuel cell areas; • Assist State Energy Offices and other organizations in the Region in obtaining Federal, foundation, private-sector and other funding for hydrogen energy and fuel cell research, demonstration, development and commercialization projects; • Promote and coordinate hydrogen energy and fuel cell activities, codes and standards development, and information sharing in the Region; • Facilitate the development of a Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cell Corridor that includes alternative fuels delivery

  5. Priority Activities Objective 1: • Develop a MAHC web site and newsletter; • Develop a regional commercial characterization of all aspects and components of hydrogen production, transmission, distribution, storage and use; • Develop a regional commercial characterization of all aspects and components of fuel cell production and use; • Identify all research, development and demonstration activities in the Region in the hydrogen-energy and fuel cell area. Objective 2: • Develop a Regional Advocacy Program for funding hydrogen energy and fuel cell projects in the Mid-Atlantic Region; • Provide assistance to the State Energy Offices and other organizations in the Region in identifying and applying for Federal, foundation and private-sector funding for hydrogen-energy and fuel-cell-related activities.

  6. Priority Activities(continued) Objective 3: • Identify, implement and coordinate early-product and early-adoption opportunities for hydrogen energy and fuel cell technologies in the Region, including ICE and hythane systems; • Promote extensive regional information sharing and coordination of training and education programs on hydrogen energy and fuel cell issues, including system maintenance and repair; • Provide technical assistance for hydrogen energy and fuel cell technology deployment, feasibility study implementation, and codes and standards development; • Identify potential regional applications of fuel cells as cost-effective distributed energy resources.

  7. Priority Activities(continued) Objective 4: • Develop a Vision of what a Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cell Corridor in the Mid-Atlantic Region should look like; • Develop an Implementation Strategy for this Vision; • Facilitate public/private sector partnerships to implement this Strategy and set the stage for extensive hydrogen energy and fuel cell commercialization in the Corridor; • Quantify and monitor the environmental and economic benefits of the Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cell Corridor; • Identify potential economies of scale in areas involving hydrogen supply, fuel cell servicing and maintenance, and other related commercial activities.

  8. Organizational Structure • Executive Committee • Board of Advisors • State Energy Directors Advisory Council • Executive Director/Deputy Director • States Initiatives Committee • Delaware • District of Columbia • Maryland • New Jersey • Pennsylvania • Virginia • West Virginia • Ad Hoc Committees • Codes and Standards • Commercialization • Others TBD • Support Staff

  9. OrganizationalStructure(continued) • General Membership • Private Sector • State & Local Governments • Utilities • Technical Centers • NGOs • Universities • Federal Agencies

  10. CONTACT Andre W. Van Rest Executive Director Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Coalition Tel: 410-547-0033 Fax: 410-547-9332 Cell:703-328-6801 Email: avr1743@msn.com www.h2.energy.org

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