The Hydrogen Challenge. By James P. Dunn

This presentation shows what a difficult challenge it is to make deliver and store hydrogen economically and how we can solve this dilemma without using hydrocarbons or producing any CO2’s at a cost of less than $1/kg, equivalent to a gallon of gas.

James P Dunn is the Chief Technology Officer for the Center for Technology Commercialization, in Westborough, MA. and past Director of NASA's NE Regional Technology Transport Center. He has over 30 years experience in high technology ventures from startups to Fortune 100 companies like IBM and Exxon. Mr. Dunn has a B.S.E.E. from Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), is a member of SAE, IEEE, EAA, and the Technology Transfer Society. He has written many papers on alternative energy topics such as Fuel Cells, Energy Storage, and Hybrid Electric vehicles; and received over 10 patents, including the “Laptop” computer. He has consulted on numerous projects in the battery, hybrid vehicle, and fuel cell fields, and was recently recognized by Fuel Cell Management Magazine as one of the world's "Top 30 Contributors" to the Fuel Cell field. He is currently developing the World's First Fuel Cell powered Electric Airplane, the E-plane, scheduled to make it's maiden flight in 2007. He is very active in the renewable energy field, and has participated in the annual Tour de Sol since 1996, sponsored by the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association. In 2005 Jim Co-chaired the event including developing the new Monte Carlo Rally segment and 100 mpg challenge. Mr. Dunn is also a hybrid enthusiast, and owns a Toyota Prius and a Honda Insight hybrid car.

DVD 46 MINUTES NTSC