Fuel cell project shuts down after a troubled startLatest project in Alaska encounters problems in shipping, operation at Seward’s Exit Glacier visitor center Patricia Liles Petroleum News Contributing Writer
The eighth and latest fuel cell test project in Alaska hasn’t mirrored recent successes logged by University of Alaska Fairbanks researchers in the emerging energy industry.
Fired by propane gas, the five-kilowatt solid oxide fuel cell housed at the National Park Service visitor center at Exit Glaci....
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