The Buffalo News reports that NanoDynamics, a nanotechnology company located there, has received a $2 million grant from the U.S. Government to develop a methane gas fuel cell.
The grant comes from an energy and water appropriations bill in the House of Representatives, and will help NanoDynamics develop a fuel cell to keep water treatment plants running in the case of a power outage. Methane gas, the cell’s power source, is a common waste product of water treatment plants.
“This gives us the opportunity to accelerate the programs we’re on and to get into methane,” NanoDynamics President Richard Berger said.
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