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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 11, 2003

Page

12

Hydrogen tech drive aims to curb foreign oil reliance

Dr. Bill Summers and 80 to 100 SRS scientists advance hydrogen storage and fuel cell tech aiming to attract auto industry investment. Discussions push for a 27,000 square foot Savannah River Technology Center lab to collaborate with universities and private firms. Summers cites nickel hydride limits and new complex hydrides storing 6 to 7 percent hydrogen by weight. He envisions nuclear power as the best hydrogen source, while SRS partners pursue hydrogen vehicles, locomotives, and construction equipment amid a Bush energy push.

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Aiken proposes water and sewer rate increases

The plan ranks Aiken proposed water and sewer rates fourth in state value with a total $31.22 for combined services while Myrtle Beach, Sumter and Columbia charge less. City plans include a 6 percent overall utility rise after earlier 12 percent discussions, affecting city residents and county residents in unincorporated areas. The budget notes a $400,000 annual loss from reduced industrial demand and a 12 percent sewage rate hike by the county authority, adding $75,000 to the budget. last rate hikes were in 1996 and 1997 for sewer and water respectively. The council meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Aiken Municipal Complex.

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