A research group led by Atsushi Noro at Nagoya University in Japan has announced a novel design concept for fuel cell electrolytes, utilizing a phosphonic acid polymer with hydrocarbon spacers.

All fuel cells have the same basic configuration, an electrolyte and two electrodes, but there are different types of fuel cells, based mainly on what kind of electrolyte they use. Many ...

A new approach to elucidate the operation and control of Polymer Electrolyte Membrane (PEM) fuel cells is being developed. A global reactor engineering approach is applied to PEM fuel cells to ...

There are two basic approaches to using hydrogen in vehicles: the proton exchange membrane (PEM, also called polymer electrolyte membrane) fuel cell and the classic internal combustion engine (ICE).

According to [Charles Q. Choi], a new study indicates that grooves in the hydrogen fuel cells used to power vehicles can improve their performance by up to 50%. Fuel cells are like batteries ...

“Using renewable electricity, 75 percent of that energy makes it to the wheels of a BEV,” says James Edmondson, research ...

Helping to make hydrogen fuel cells a more viable alternative. Scientists make stunning breakthrough with new material vital to next-gen vehicles: 'Offers many advantages' first appeared on The Cool ...

Factors collectively create a conducive environment for the adoption and development of fuel cell vehicles, positioning them ...

The review article discusses the applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of fuel cells, focusing on its principles, applications, existing challenges, and future directions in ...

Hydrogen fuel cells are highly efficient. They use hydrogen and oxygen to produce electricity and heat. Electrolysers reverse this process. They split water into hydrogen and oxygen with the help of ...