Hydrogen fueling station opens at Sage Mill Industrial Park
Industry officials and local leaders joined Kimberly-Clark GENCO ATC and DOE representatives at Sage Mill Industrial Park Graniteville to dedicate the first multiuse industrial park hydrogen fueling station. The project included 25 fuel cells funded in part by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, with a $1.1 million DOE cost share of a $6.1 million program.
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Department of Energy
Sage Mill
Graniteville
Kimberly-Clark
Genco Atc
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
Aiken-Edgefield Economic Development Partnership
Fred Humes
Center For Hydrogen Research Initiative
Center For Hydrogen Research
Humes
Bruce Luff
Air Products
Todd Armstrong
DOE
Anna Dolianitis
Ernie Chaput
Bob Simon
Andy Marsh
Plug Power
Kimberly Clark
S.C. Lt
Ken Ard
Rick Farmer
Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Herb Shear
Aiken Relay partners with Golden Harvest for food weighted luminaria
Two area organizations join Relay For Life and Golden Harvest Food Bank to weigh luminaria bags with canned goods at the May 20 event at Aiken High School. The goal is two tons of food to aid the hungry while preserving the luminaria tradition and reducing cleanup.
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Aiken Relay For Life
Golden Harvest Food Bank
Relay For Life
Aiken High School
Food Bank
Aiken Relay
Holly Wobltz
Myrtle Beach
Barry Forde
Golden Harvest
Forde
Anna Dolianitis
Aiken
Holly Woltz
Lisa Wolfgather
American Cancer Society
Lisa Glass
Enterprise Ave
Whiskey Road
Lisa Wolf
Ee Enon
Relay for Life event plans and team meeting details
The next team leaders meeting for the Relay for Life is Thursday at 6 p.m. at St. John's United Methodist Church, 104 Newberry St. N.W. Dinner will be served. Contact Lisa Glass at 295-3758 or visit the relay site for forming teams and donations.
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St. John’s United Methodist Church
Newberry St
N.W
Lisa Glass
Relayforlife.org
Aikense
USC Aiken receives cutting-edge Raman microscope
USC Aiken has a state-of-the-art Raman microscope funded by a 264,821 grant from the National Science Foundation. Dr. Chad Leverette helped secure the funding in September, enabling spectroscopy work on novel materials, coral disease study, and hydrogen storage research with Toyota and Savannah River National Laboratory collaborators. The three-year grant supports significant campus research.
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South Carolina
USC Aiken
National Science Foundation
USCA
Chad Leverette
Leverette
Savannah River National Laboratory
Toyota Corp
USC
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Aiken-Edgefield Economic
Aiken County
Ronnie Young
Young
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TPC Relay For Life de
Anna Doluanitis
NSF
Porky Bradberry
Lurgery
Cierra Bay