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FuelCell Energy’s Asian distributor, Marubeni, has sold a one megawatt (MW) Direct FuelCell power plant to provide electric power and high-quality heat for a Sharp production facility in Japan that manufactures advanced flatscreen TVs. The DFC power plant will provide Sharp’s Kameyama manufacturing facility with a portion of its base load electricity needs and supply heat byproduct for air conditioning by means of absorption chilling. The Kameyama factory, situated in the Mie prefecture, occupies 3.5 million square feet (330,000 square meters) and hosts end-to-end production of LCD TVs – construction of the LCD panels through final product assembly. Sharp estimates its share of the market for LCD panels is over 30 percent worldwide. “This is our first international megawatt-class installation, showing growing acceptance in Japan of our larger ultra-clean DFC power plants,” said R. Daniel Brdar, President and CEO of FuelCell Energy. “The manufacturing sector, one of the 10 vertical markets we continue to target, demands the efficient and firm, 24/7 reliable power generation that our DFC units deliver.” The 1 MW DFC power plant will be part of a green onsite generation power system in which the fuel cells will provide base load power, and a photovoltaic array will […]
SatCon Technology Corporation (SATC) has been awarded a Phase I SBIR contract with the US Army to develop an Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) for military tactical vehicles. As the US Armed Forces transition to “more electric” technology for mobile mission systems, the existing fleet of tactical and support vehicles are increasingly limited by the available on-board vehicle power (OBVP). The SatCon APU can be configured as a standalone unit or geared to the main engine, employing either liquid or air-cooling. The APU combines a high speed permanent magnet (PM) generator with a novel power circuit and controller design that provides 270VDC, 28VDC, and 120VAC power ports. This topology affords compact packaging for more practical implementation as a flexible OBVP solution. The baseline configuration is targeted as a 4kW APU for the Abrams tank. The same technology is applicable to generator sets providing a competitive advantage over existing solutions for Tactical Quiet Generator (TQG) sets in the Mobile Electric Power (MEP) and Advanced Medium Mobile Power Sources (AMMPS) programs. As a dual-use opportunity, this technology is also applicable to providing auxiliary power outlets on hybrid electric commercial and passenger cars and trucks. SatCon’s President & Chief Operating Officer, Millard Firebaugh stated, […]