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Common Core Power Production (C2P2) 
ClientAir Expeditionary Force Battlelab Point of Contact Bob Wertz, Manager, Program Development (814) 269-6848 wertzr@ctc.com Project Summary The Common Core Power Production (C2P2) Initiative was developed to reduce logistical requirements for the support of aircraft operations by introducing current technology into the Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) inventory. The C2P2 Initiative was conceived because the Air Force can no longer afford to devote intensive airlift operations to deliver single-use, stove-piped equipment to theaters of operations. The C2P2 Initiative demonstrated the feasibility of Common Core Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell (PEMFC) technology as the primary, multiuse power source for flight line and nonflight line power production requirements. The primary goal of the project was to validate fuel cell technology as a viable energy source throughout the Department of Defense (DoD). A secondary goal was to introduce hydrogen as a fuel for AGE power production equipment. |
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