UTC Power

UTC Power is identified as one of the key vendors dominating the global fuel cell market.

A subsidiary of United Technologies Corp., UTC Power has been developing and deploying hydrogen fuel cells and will be acquired by ClearEdge Power.

Leading fuel cell manufacturer that developed and operates New Haven's fifth hydrogen fuel cell system powering City Hall and the Hall of Records.

UTC Power is a fuel cell manufacturer based in Connecticut, which would be impacted by the proposed tax credit legislation.

UTC Power is providing six stationary fuel cells from its PureCell line to power CBS Studios locations in California.

UTC Power is a leading manufacturer of fuel cells that is installing its PureCell stationary fuel cell system at the University of Connecticut's Depot Campus.

A leading manufacturer of hydrogen fuel cells that has provided its PureCell stationary fuel cell energy system for News Corporation's headquarters.

UTC Power, a subsidiary of United Technologies, provided the 1,500-watt hydrogen fuel cell that powered the ScanEagle during its successful flight.

Alternative fuel cell manufacturer mentioned as capable of producing 200-kilowatt stationary fuel cells similar to those needed for Apple's project.

A fuel cell manufacturer based in Connecticut that supplied the fifth hydrogen fuel cell to New Haven for powering City Hall and the Hall of Records.

UTC Power is a leading manufacturer of fuel cells and developer of associated technologies. They have set a new performance record with their fleet of hydrogen-powered buses operating in Oakland, California.

One of the nation's most prolific fuel cell manufacturers located in Connecticut.

A leading manufacturer of hydrogen fuel cells, UTC Power will be providing the PureCell System Model 400 to power the Whole Foods store in Fairfield, Connecticut.

Mike Brown, vice president of government affairs for UTC Power, commented on the role of fuel cells in energy independence.