We just visited the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, NE, and found a small exhibit
explaining use of a fuel cell for the Lied Jungle Exhibit building. There is
much technical information on this specific project online. One overview is
at http://www.state.ne.us/home/NEO/april2002/apr01.htm.

Todd Stockwell
Curator of Agriculture, Industry & Technology
Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites
Indianapolis, Indiana
(317) 232-8270


-----Original Message-----
From: Mary Catherine Bluder [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 2:05 PM
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Subject: Fuel cell buildings


I am working with America On Wheels, a transportation museum which will
open its first building in 2006 in Allentown, Pennsylvania. There is some
interest in using hydrogen fuel cells as a full or partial power-source
for the building. There is a thematic tie-in, as AOW's exhibits will
explore alternate fuels for transportation, but we have a lot of questions
about using such new technology.

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

Mary Catherine Bluder

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