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New Cheap, More Durable Fuel Cell Could Replace More Common Gasoline Engines

Scientists at the University of Waterloo have found that progress in zero-emission fuel cells can lead to the development of cost-effective technology that can replace conventional gasoline engines in automobiles.

9 May 2019

Research on Economically Feasible Path to Renewables-Based Hydrogen Production

Today, hydrogen production based on wind power could already be commercially viable. Until recently, there has been a general assumption that this ecologically friendly power-to-gas technology could not be applied profitably.

27 Feb 2019

Fuel-Cells-Based System for Minimizing Carbon Footprint and Energy Consumption of Cruise Ships

A fuel-cells-based system has been created by a researcher from EPFL to minimize the carbon footprint as well as energy consumption of cruise ships, which are becoming more and more popular among vacation goers across the globe.

23 Jan 2019

New Microfluidic Process Identifies Electricity-Producing Bacteria that Could be Used in Environmental Cleanup, Power Generation

Creative adaptations are needed to live in adverse conditions. In this context, certain bacterial species existing in oxygen-deprived environments have to find a way to breathe that does not involve oxygen.

14 Jan 2019

Dual Concepts Show Promise for Developing Efficient Biofuel Cell

Technically, fuel cells that function with the hydrogenase enzyme are equally efficient as those that contain platinum—a costly precious metal—as a catalyst.

15 Nov 2018

Hongli Focuses More on Developing and Commercializing Clean Tech Energy Products

Hongli Clean Energy Technologies Corp., a vertically integrated producer of clean energy products located in Henan Province, today announced that it has discontinued its coking business by terminating the coke producing agreement with Pingdingshan Hongfengxuanmei Coking and Chemical Company on November 20, 2015. The coke inventory will be used for producing syngas. The management has fully considered the risk and expected the coke demand will continue to slide due to the soft steel industry in China.

16 Aug 2018