The Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Inc. (CCAT) leads a “Partnership-Building” initiative with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to promote the use of hydrogen and fuel cell technology in early market applications. This initiative is targeted to state and local government officials and other appropriate stakeholders. 

CCAT administers the Connecticut Hydrogen-Fuel Cell Coalition, and recently developed the Plan for Fuel Cell Economic Development (Hydrogen Roadmap)for the State of Connecticut. CCAT is the recognized leader in the State of Connecticut for the advancement of hydrogen and fuel cells. The overall goals of this initiative are to reduce energy costs, improve energy reliability, and to enhance environmental performance.

Regional Resource Center

The Regional Resource Center (RRC) provides online information, models, and other tools to assist local and state planners to quantify the costs and benefits of hydrogen and fuel cell technology at identified potential sites.