1 U.S. DOE Fossil Energy Fuel Cell Program Wayne A. Surdoval, SECA Coordinator National Energy Technology Laboratory U. S. Department of Energy Federal.

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1 U.S. DOE Fossil Energy Fuel Cell Program Wayne A. Surdoval, SECA Coordinator National Energy Technology Laboratory U. S. Department of Energy Federal Laboratory Consortium 20September06 Rocky Gap, MD

 FutureGen  Deliver MW 2020  Advanced SECA Combined Cycle Systems  >100MW with SECA Power Block 2010 $400/kW Modules −Central Power −Spin-off Applications Residential, Commercial, Industrial CHP DOD, Transportation APUs 2005 & st & 2 nd Cost Reduction Prototypes – R&D, Test & Evaluation – Initiate Manufacture, 50MW Solid State Energy Conversion Alliance SECA: Making Fuels Cells a Reality

Office of Management and Budget citation Solid State Energy Conversion Alliance (President’s FY 07 Budget) “The SECA program leverages private-sector ingenuity by providing Government funding to Industry Teams developing fuel cells, as long as the Teams continue to exceed a series of stringent technical performance hurdles. This novel incentive structure has generated a high level of competition between the Teams and an impressive array of technical approaches. The SECA program also develops certain core technologies that can be used by all the Industry Teams to avoid duplication of effort. The program exceeded its 2005 performance targets, and it is on track to meet its goal for an economically competitive technology by 2010.”

SECA Program Structure Industry InputProgram Management Industry Teams Core Technology Program Project Management SECA Cost Reduction SECA Coal-Based Systems NATIONALLABNATIONALLAB NATIONALLABNATIONALLAB UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY INDUSTRYINDUSTRY INDUSTRYINDUSTRY SMALLBUSINESSSMALLBUSINESS SMALLBUSINESSSMALLBUSINESS Research Topics Needs Technology Transfer Fuel Processing FuelProcessing Manufacturing Manufacturing Controls & Diagnostics Controls & Diagnostics Coal Contaminants CoalContaminants Modeling & Simulation Modeling & Simulation Materials Advanced SECA Systems

Intellectual Property Cornerstone of the Alliance Non-Exclusive License - Ready market of potential licensees - Best designs vs. highest bidder Promotes Collaboration - Limits Redundancy CTP Industry Teams

Additional Information Wayne A. Surdoval SECA Coordinator National Energy Technology Laboratory U. S. Department of Energy (Tel) (Fax) CDs available from the website  FE Fuel Cell Program Annual Report 2006  Annual SECA Workshop Proceedings 2006  Fuel Cell Handbook (7th ed.) Reference Shelf