| CERC Group - 2006 |
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| CERC Director, Dr. Elias (Lee) Stefanakos, sees the glass of water as "half-full" for the future in hydrogen powered vehicles where water is the exhaust. |
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| CERC has been actively involved in developing clean energy resources since 1992 and has accomplished such feats as the first 20,000 watt solar/electric charging station. |
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| CERC Sr. Research Associate, Dr. Burton Krakow, monitors an electrochemical cell used for hydrogen production. |
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| Working in conjunction with several other organizations including Tampa Electric and Hillsborough County, a microturbine power plant fueled by landfill gas has been constructed at the Hillsborough Heights Landfill in Tampa. This innovative power generation system supplies enough clean electricity to power 13 homes and represents one of the many alternatives being explored for clean energy production. |
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| Dr. John Wolan is working to develop an electrochemical catalytic cell for the production of hydrogen from various renewable fuel stocks. |
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| This Rivolta Isigo vehicle was modified by CERC engineers to be powered by electricity. |
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| Drs. Chris Ferekides and Don Morel use several deposition systems (displayed below with student) and other processing and characterization equipment to fabricate and analyze CdTe, CdZnTe, CIGS and CdSe thin film solar cells. This project has achieved world class results in a competitive field. |
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| Solar charging station designed by CERC engineers located in Tallahassee. |
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| Electric vans being charged in the 20,000 watt solar charging station located at USF. |
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