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Review of FreedomCAR and Fuel Partnership

Project Summary

Full Title: Review of the Research Program of the FreedomCAR and Fuel Partnership
Project ID: 203
Principal Investigator: Craig Marks
Keywords: Advanced technology vehicles, fuel cells, hydrogen storage, hydrogen production

Purpose

Evaluate DOE-sponsored research efforts directed at the goal of a hydrogen economy under the FreedomCAR and Fuel Partnership and offer comments and suggestions on the technical directions, strategies, funding, and management of the Partnership.

Performer

Principal Investigator: Craig Marks
Organization:National Research Council
Address:500 5th St., NW
Washington, DC 20001
Telephone:800-624-6242
Additional Performers: Transportation Research Board

Period of Performance

End: August 2005

Project Description

Type of Project: Analysis
Category: Hydrogen Fuel Pathways, Vehicle Options
Objectives: Review the challenging high-level technical goals and timetables for government and industry R&D efforts in the various technical areas being addressed by the partnership; Review and evaluate progress and program directions since the inception of the partnership towards meeting the 2010 goals and examine the ongoing research activities and their relevance to meeting the goals of the partnership; Examine and comment on the overall balance and adequacy of the FreedomCAR research effort and the rate of progress in light of the technical objectives and schedules for each of the major technology areas; Examine and comment as necessary on the appropriate role for federal involvement in the various technical areas under development
Outputs: Recommendations on advanced combustion engines and emission controls; fuel cells and hydrogen storage; electrochemical energy storage for electric vehicles; electric systems and electronics; hydrogen fuel production and distribution; materials; safety; public concerns; importance of systems analysis; program balance and funding
Timeframe Studied: 2010 - 2015

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Date Last Updated: 03/30/2008