Fuel cells development. Present and future. Intelligence report.

Shumkov, Ivan
Tsanova, Tsvetomira, Editor

2021

662.6/Sh562

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Fuel cells are devices that generate electricity through an electrochemical reaction in which oxygen and a fuel, such as hydrogen gas, mix to form wáter as a byproduct. Fuel cells can be used in every type of transportation, in material handling, and for stationary, portable and emergency backup power applications. They can operate at higher efficiencies than combustion engines. This type of battery-like device is expected to play a vital role in the decarbonisation of various industries because it can run on hydrogen produced from renewable energy sources. Analysts believe that the 2020s will mark the rapid commercialisation of fuel cells and the build out of related infrastructure.

Pila de Combustible; Celda de Combustible; Producción de Energía;