Your Next Car Will Be Fueled by Hydrogen
29 September 1999
Your Next Car Will Be Fueled by Hydrogen: The National Hydrogen Association (NHA) Announces a Call for PapersWASHINGTON, Sept. 28 -- A breakthrough in hydrogen technology is in the wings. Hydrogen fuel is on the brink of becoming a common and affordable source of energy for powering homes, vehicles and industry. The National Hydrogen Association (NHA) seeks papers that will give the world a picture of what this new, hydrogen-powered world will be like. Selected papers will be read at the NHA Annual Meeting, February 29 to March 2, 2000, Tysons Corner, Virginia, and published in the Conference Proceedings. Suggested topics include: 1. Communication: Marketing Hydrogen to the Media. What is the message? Who are the audiences? 2. Benefits to the Public. How will the introduction of hydrogen into our energy mix solve issues such as global warming, national security and urban pollution? 3. Research. An overview of current research projects -- including innovative hydrogen production and storage solutions, and fuel cell materials -- taking place at corporate, university, and national laboratories. 4. Developments and Demonstrations. A global survey of current hydrogen technology projects including domestic and international partnership efforts. 5. Energy Policy. International and domestic energy policy issues and their impact on the use of hydrogen technologies. 6. Space. Hydrogen's role in space programs and its place in plans for future exploration and colonization. 7. The Automobile Industry. An examination of how automakers can adapt to the new technology, and how fuel cells and storage issues will come into play. 8. Mass Transit. How can hydrogen be used to help solve the energy, pollution, and urban planning challenges mass transit will face in the future? 9. Oil Companies. Examining hydrogen's place in our energy future. Please submit your 250 word abstract by October 13, 1999. Notification of acceptance is November 15, 1999. For more information, contact National Hydrogen Association Coordinator Lara Neer by telephone at (202) 223-5547 or by facsimile (202) 223-5537, or email nha@ttcorp.com. You can also visit the NHA website, http://www.ttcorp.com/nha/ or write the NHA at 1800 M Street NW, Suite 300 N, Washington, DC 20036-5802.