Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Safety

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	NextEnergy Hosts Codes & Standards Conference Karen Hall, National Hydrogen Association
	ISO TC 197 WG5 Report Karen Hall, National Hydrogen Association
	ISO TC 197 Update – Gaseous Hydrogen – Fuelling Stations Karen Hall, National Hydrogen Association
	I-Code Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Proposals - 2007/2008 Development Cycle Kyle Gibeault, National Hydrogen Association and Darren Meyers, Hydrogen Industry Panel on Codes (HIPOC) contributing
	Hydrogen Safety Course Announcement Karen Hall, National Hydrogen Association
	Hydrogen Safety Best Practices Manual Antonio Ruiz, U.S. Department of Energy
	SAE J2579 for Vehicular Hydrogen Systems to be Published in January Glenn Schleffler, President, GWS Solutions of Tolland
	UK Announces Launch of a Unique Hydrogen Testing Facility Stuart Hawksworth, Head of Explosion Safety, Health and Safety Laboratory
	National Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Codes & Standards Coordinating Committee Teleconference - December 2007 Minutes Russell Hewett, NREL
	Did You Know? Michigan Hydrogen Rules Move Forward Marcia Jo Poxson, Waste & Hazardous Material Division, DEQ

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The National Hydrogen Association is pleased to announce an expansion of the Hydrogen Safety Report to include information Fuel Cell Safety, Codes and Standards.

In addition, this new site will support the activities of the National Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Codes & Standards Coordinating Committee, an entity consisting of a large number of organizations involved in the development of codes and standards for hydrogen energy systems and fuel cells.

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