How can the FCTec help me as a fuel cell developer?
The FCTec is a National Resource facility for the independent, unbiased testing and validation of fuel cell and fuel processor systems for both military and commercial applications. As a developer, you have the option of working with the FCTec and establishing a joint program that is structured with the FCTec providing third-party test and evaluation activities aimed at validating your system. In addition to providing unbiased testing and evaluation activities, the FCTec could also be utilized to cost share expenses associated with the test program. Typical joint programs with the FCTec involve cost share of labor and non-labor expenses. In addition, for all joint programs that involve cost sharing of FCTec resources, a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) is required between the developer and the U.S. Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratory (CERL), an element of the Army Research and Development Center (ERDC), The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The FCTec sta
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