Through its High School Science and Technology Program, Ford Motor Co.
gives area high schoolers an opportunity to learn about hydrogen fuel
cell technology.
Excerpt:
The program brought 90 students from 70 high schools located in Wayne, Oakland and Washtenaw counties to Ford's Research Center to learn about hydrogen fuel cells, which may power future vehicles, [Ford Public Affairs Project Coordinator Beth] Jenkins added. Students viewed advanced demonstration vehicles and the assembly and operation of a fuel cell stack and learned about the importance of developing alternative fuels to address environmental and economic concerns.
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