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The British Compressed
Gases Association seeks to promote safe practice in the manufacture,
distribution, storage and use of compressed and liquefied gases.
TWI operates the world's
most extensive online source of information and advice on welding and
joining of engineering materials. Established in 1946, TWI has an international
client base and is Europe's largest independent research and technology
organisation.
The US Department of Energy has a page on renewable resourceshere
Hydrogen Now!
is a non-profit organization based in Fort Collins, Colorado, U.S.A.,
committed to influencing and having a direct impact on the transition
to a hydrogen economy.
The
Department Of Transport is supporting innovative transport projects
through its Horizons Programme.
Renewable energy is an integral part of the Government's longer-term aim
of reducing CO2 emissions by 60% by 2050. More information is available
on the Department
of Trade and Industry's web site
The
California Hydrogen Business Council aims to promote the conduct and
growth of hydrogen business and support access to hydrogen business information
Inagas
is the the world`s leading supplier of Argon gas filling machines and
test equipment for insulated glass units
The Hydrogen
Engine Center (HEC) is offering clean power now. HEC introduced the
first production hydrogen-fueled, spark ignited, internal combustion engine
for industrial uses as early as 2004.
The Sierra
Club has more than 750,000 members, it is America's oldest, largest
and most influential grassroots environmental organization.
The United Nations
Energy Programme addresses the environmental consequences of energy
production and use, such as global climate change and air pollution.
Planet Ark works
to show people the many ways they can reduce their day to day impact on
the environment - at home, at work and in the community.
CO2e LLC has been formed to serve as the pre-eminent business-to-business
online resource for corporations to understand, mitigate and manage the
transition and impact of greenhouse gas emission constraints on corporations
globally.
Renewables East is the agency responsible for renewable energy in
Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire.
