South Carolina, and Columbia in particular, is exploring and promoting hydrogen technologies in a big way. In 2006, the City of Columbia, the University of South Carolina, the South Carolina Research Authority, and EngenuitySC signed a 20-year plan to develop hydrogen and fuel cell energy. Coupled with its goal of becoming one of the country's most military-friendly communities, Columbia is the natural choice for hosting the forum.
South Carolina, and Columbia in particular, is exploring and promoting hydrogen technologies in a big way. In 2006, the City of Columbia, the University of South Carolina, the South Carolina Research Authority, and EngenuitySC signed a 20-year plan to develop hydrogen and fuel cell energy. Coupled with its goal of becoming one of the country's most military-friendly communities, Columbia is the natural choice for hosting the forum.