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This paper is an historical essay on development of fuel cell technologies in Ukraine and short description of the National Program on Fuel Cells. It is shown that fuel cell technologies have both many years positive experience in Ukraine owing to Oganes Davtjan’s efforts since early 50th of the 20th century, which were interrupted by political events in the 70th, and opportune perspectives based on achievements determining these up-to-date high technologies like nanosized zirconia and other oxide powders, materials for interconnects and microturbines, production of hydrogen, gasification of coal as well as own zircon-sand and scandium ore deposits, well-developed manufacture of gas turbines and another energetic components and equipment.
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Vasylyev, O. (2005). Historic Aspects of Fuel Cell Development in Ukraine. In: Sammes, N., Smirnova, A., Vasylyev, O. (eds) Fuel Cell Technologies: State and Perspectives. NATO Science Series, vol 202. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-3498-9_1
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