>Can anyone recommend a public building using fuel cells? Possibly even a
>museum? References are greatly appreciated.
>
>Mary Catherine Bluder

Dear Ms. Bluder,

There are many fuel cell installations although it is still a
developing technology. Pennsylvania is a hotbed of fuel cell
development. You can check the following website for state by state
listings of fuel cell installations.
There is a fuel cell power plant at Yale University's Environmental
Science Center that provides a portion of their power. I don't know
if their Peabody Museum also draws power from the plant.
http://www.fuelcells.org/install.htm

Michael
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