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State officials are preparing for a hearing to consider whether to grant a permit to Bloom Energy for construction of a highly touted fuel cell project.

Bloom Energy, in the form of Diamond State Generation Partners LLC, is requesting a permit under Delaware's Coastal Zone Act to install and operate 235 fuel cells, also known as Bloom Boxes.

A public hearing on the permit request is set for Tuesday evening at the DNREC offices in New Castle.

The fuel cells would be installed on a site off River Road in New Castle, near Red Lion Creek, and would send electricity to Delmarva Power's nearby Red Lion substation.

Officials say the fuel cells, powered by non-renewable natural gas, will provide up to 47 megawatts of power to the regional electrical grid.



Source: HTRNews.com

  
 
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