Clean energy technology scaled down

It was standing room only when more than 300 people attended two workshops on combined heat and power fuel cells held at CCSE on March 8. The learning center was packed with architects, building contractors, facility managers and homeowners who were eager to learn about how fuel cell technology has been scaled down to fit homes and small businesses.

The two residential and commercial workshops held at CCSE on March 8th introduced fuel cell technology, discussed its applications and advantages, covered available rebates and provided case studies of ClearEdge5 installations.

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New energy system for home and business

One of the first clean-energy fuel cells for generating electricity and heat for homes, businesses, and institutions will be featured at two workshops at CCSE on Monday, March 8. A workshop for business owners will be held at 1:00 p.m., and a workshop for homeowners will be held at 6:00 p.m.

CCSE prepares state’s largest self-generation incentive

The University of California, San Diego is slated to receive $11 million in incentives from CCSE’s Self-Generation Incentive Program for the installation of an innovative fuel cell energy generation and storage system. This is the largest amount ever awarded by the California Public Utilities Commission ( CPUC) for a renewable energy project and is the nation’s first advanced energy storage project to apply for state incentive funds.