NextEnergy to bring hydrogen fueling station to TechTown
NextEnergy is collaborating with BP to advance hydrogen fuel initiatives in Michigan by adding a new station in TechTown.
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NextEnergy, Michigan’s non-profit alternative energy accelerator, today announced it has signed an agreement with BP to establish a hydrogen refueling station at NextEnergy’s new facility located in TechTown in Detroit. The station, expected to be completed in the summer of 2006, will be BP’s third in Southeast Michigan and one of several funded and operated by BP worldwide.
Additional information about BP’s Hydrogen program can be found at http://www.bp.com/hydrogen
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