Hydrogen fuel cells focus of CCAT radio show this weekend

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Hydrogen fuel cells focus of CCAT radio show this weekend

August 8, 2018

The award-winning Pulse of the Region will feature a discussion on Aug. 11 and 12 among some of the state’s foremost experts in fuel cell technology. The radio show will include an interview with internationally recognized experts (from left) Steve Szymanski of Proton Onsite/Nel, Joel Rinebold of CCAT, David Giordano of Doosan Fuel Cell America and (not pictured) Frank Wolak of FuelCell Energy. The discussion covers the importance of hydrogen fuel cell technology on the state’s economy, energy reliability and environment. Pulse of the Region is hosted by Brian Boyer of the MetroHartford Alliance. Show days, times and stations: Saturdays at 8 a.m. on ESPN 97.9 FM; Saturdays at 10 a.m. on WPOP News Talk 1410 AM; Sundays at 10:30 a.m. on New Haven WELI 960 AM.” The weekly Pulse of the Region radio show is produced by the MetroHartford Alliance and co-sponsored by CCAT and Oak Hill.

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Michael C. Malota, CFO, Windmade Products, LLC

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Laura Barbash, Science Teacher, Illing Middle School, Manchester

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Melissa Gavarrino, 7-12 Science Department Coordinator, East Hartford Public Schools

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Shelly Jewell, SOAR Project Director

Hydrogen and fuel cell technology not only provides the necessary steps toward securing America's energy future, but it also creates quality jobs in a new and expanding technological field.

John Larson, Congressman, (D-Conn.)