The Fuel Cell Blog

This is the first part in a new SaveOnEnergy series discussing the ins and outs of different forms of renewable energy. This series first appeared on ... Read more

If you are considering the installation of a solar system (by yourself or by a solar company), there are several codes and regulations that need to be... Read more

Fuel cells can be used to power the electric motor of buses, utility vehicles, and electric scooters. The vast majority of these fuel cells use oxygen... Read more

When a PV cell is exposed to sunlight, the photons of the absorbed sunlight dislodge the electrons from the atoms of the cell. The free electrons then... Read more

Most of us are familiar with solar cells because we encounter them every day – in calculators, street lamps, and traffic road signs. If these devices ... Read more

Wind power generates electricity by transferring energy from wind to mechanical energy. The principle behind wind turbines is very simple: the energy ... Read more

Imagine that something that you cannot see can have enough movement to harness energy! From a scientific perspective, air is like any other fluid -... Read more

Fuel cells produce electricity from reactants such as oxygen and hydrogen -- although other fuels besides hydrogen can be used. The electrochemical re... Read more

A lot of work has been devoted to the development of long-lasting, efficient and portable, power sources for further technology improvements in commer... Read more

If you look at any basic fuel cell diagram, you can see that the fuel cell generates electrons. In the scientific or engineering circles, these electr... Read more