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Andreas Kreinmeyer, Research Executive Director, BASF: The first manned aircraft to be powered exclusively with hydrogen
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was successfully tested in Germany recently.
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The heart of this system is a membrane electrode assembly developed by BASF Fuel Cell.
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Not so long ago, the idea to run laptops, cars, or even planes on hydrogen
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would have been considered as a wild fantasy of some intelligent science fiction writers,
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rather than serious research. Here in Somerset, the future has already become reality.
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Commissioner David Socolow, NJ Dept. of Labor and Workforce Development: Today’s event really shows the power of what Governor Corzine has done investing in the green economy.
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Because it’s about creating good, well paying green jobs right here in the Garden State.
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We help this company train the workforce that they were able to find, of highly skilled workers
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to do advanced manufacturing on process improvement, project management, green manufacturing, six sigma,
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all of the techniques that can make companies in New Jersey profitable
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by getting the highest efficiency and the most trained workers in the world.
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And that’s why BASF Fuel Cell, a global company, headquartered in Germany,
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decided to put their very first fuel cell manufacturing facility right here in New Jersey.
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Governor Jon S. Corzine: Weâ are excited about this. We are excited about it in the short run because itâ means jobs, about 40 new jobs, if I have it right.
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And by the way, BASF is tapping into our Invest New Jersey program
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where we are giving $3000 dollar grants for each job that is created and held for a year and sales tax benefits.
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We are encouraging job growth and this is the kind of job growth that has legs.
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We are at the early stage of this and it will expand as we go forward.
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So it's not just jobs today, but if we get our foothold in this industry,
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then it becomes major job growth over a long period of time and New Jersey needs to be at the forefront of that
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and I think we are.
