Kennedy Space Center

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Hydrogen fuel storage (solid-state)

Cella Energy has developed a method to store hydrogen as a solid, addressing the volatility and safety challenges of gaseous hydrogen storage.

Hydrogen powered vehicles

Vehicles that use hydrogen as their primary fuel source, often in conjunction with fuel cells to generate electricity.

Devices that convert chemical energy from a fuel into electricity through an electrochemical reaction, producing minimal emissions.

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Space Agreement Act

A five-year partnership between NASA's Kennedy Space Center and Cella Energy to research and develop hydrogen-powered vehicles and hydrogen storage technologies.

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Kennedy Space Center

NASA Exploration Park

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Solid hydrogen storage system

A hydrogen storage technology that converts hydrogen gas into solid form for safer handling and storage without reducing fuel performance.

Hydrogen-powered vehicle

A hydrogen-powered vehicle planned for launch by Toyota, expected to cost around $50,000 and benefit from reduced fuel cell costs by 2020.

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Hydrogen fuel storage and fuel cell technology development

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NASA teams with Cella Energy to develop hydrogen fuel technologies

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NASA facility in Florida that has signed a five-year agreement with Cella Energy to research and develop hydrogen-powered vehicles and hydrogen storage technologies.

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