Hydrogen Learning Center Partners

The NJ H2LC is a distributed center comprised of university partners that have fuel cell or hydrogen production facilities on their campuses who have joined together to develop hydrogen and fuel cell educational modules and host networking meetings.

In order to establish the NJ H2LC as a distributed center, we have identified those New Jersey colleges and universities with fuel cell facilities. They include:

• Ramapo College
• The College of New Jersey
• Stockton State College
• Ocean County Community College

We have invited these colleges and universities to participate in and become a “node” of the “distributed” NJ H2LC. In order to become part of the NJH2LC, each participating college and universities has agreed to develop an educational module on hydrogen using their fuel cell facilities. Also, the participating colleges and universities have agreed to host networking meetings of hydrogen fuel cell stakeholders at their facilities. The participating colleges and universities are receiving a small grant to offset the costs of developing the educational module and hosting the meeting.

CEEEP, as the administrator, is helping to provide the framework for participation in the NJ H2LC. Each of the partners will provide the facility for networking meetings, prepare a tour of their fuel cell operations and provide food and drink for their meeting. We will provide links and information regarding each NJ H2LC participant and any relevant activities taking place at their site on the NJ H2LC website.

The list of participants does not preclude participation by the other colleges and universities in New Jersey. We envision other educational institutions and even businesses with fuel cell facilities will seek to participate and become active contributors to the NJ H2LC. Center participants will facilitate their involvement through the hydrogen network and the hosted networking meetings.