Hydrogen Learning Center Partners
 - Richard Stockton College

Richard Stockton College in Pomona, NJ installed a natural gas fuel cell as a combined heat and energy unity in May 2003. The unit, produced by United
Technologies Companies cost $1.3 million and was financed almost two-thirds (over $700,000) by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities and the U.S. Department of Energy through the state’s Clean Energy program. The school partnered with South Jersey Industries who, through its subsidiary South Jersey Energy, provided the unit, maintenance, and natural gas infrastructure to keep
the unit operating. The fuel cell will mean a savings of over $80,000 per year in energy costs for the school.


Fuel Cell Manufacturer: United Technologies Company

Power Capacity: 200 kW

Age of Units: 2.5 years

Type of Fuel Cell:

Number of Units: 1

For more information contact Diane Hulse-Hiller at

diane.hulse-hiller@stockton.edu

Stockton's Unique Geothermal Project

"We've been interested in energy conservation in buildings since the early 1970s. We studied geothermal designs in the 1980s and actually began using a geothermal system on our own campus in the early 1990s." This is Dr. Lynn F. Stiles, Professor of Physics at The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. He is describing the background behind the installation of one of the world's largest single closed loop geothermal HVAC systems, totaling 1,741 tons of installed geothermal heating/cooling capacity. The college in Pomona, New Jersey, now uses a large number of heat exchange wells and water source heat pump (WSHP) units to serve the heating and cooling needs of a growing campus."

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For more information contact Dr. Lynn Stiles at

Lynn.Stiles@stockton.edu