FUEL CELL BOAT
Our custom designed fuel cell systems produce electricity through a clean, efficient process without combustion. The hybrid systems receive energy from a solar, or wind source, converts the energy into a hydrogen-rich stream, and then combines it with oxygen from the air in a chemical reaction that produces electric power.
We utilize solar arrays to harness this source of energy, and to electrolyze our fuel cell systems. Solar energy technologies provide electrical generation by heat engine or photovoltaics.
As with solar, we use wind energy to electrolyze our fuel cell systems which in turn converts to electricity in a clean more efficient energy source.
Fifty years ago, the US put the first man on the moon. The Apollo 11 mission relied on a hydrogen-powered fuel cell system, which supplied electricity and water for the mission, and on liquid hydrogen as fuel to propel the rockets. Since 1969, America has remained a leader in fuel cell and hydrogen technology.
A fuel cell is an electrochemical device that combines hydrogen and oxygen to produce electricity, with water and heat as its by-products.
Stationary fuel cell benefits include:
Fuel cells are in operation at:
• Government and Office buildings
• Wastewater treatment plants
• Communications networks and cell towers
• Railroad and Traffic signals
• Transit Agencies
• Hospitals • Data centers
• Retail sites • Grocery stores
• Universities
• Warehouses and distribution center
Cities and state agencies are starting to configure fuel cells into microgrids to ensure reliable, efficient power to citizens, as well as to critical outlets such as fire, police and emergency medical services (EMS) in the case of weather-related or other unexpected outages.
Fuel cells can power diverse portable applications, serving as a charger for cell phones; powering lighting towers, sensors, surveillance equipment, oil and gas pipeline equipment, and rail-side signaling; delivering power to soldiers in the field; and supplying power for aircraft, marine, and recreational vehicle applications.
Over $25 Billion projected by 2024
NASA's uses fuel cells in its Space Shuttle
Honda, Mercedes, GM Nikola and others have fuel cell vehicles in operation.
Over $25 Billion projected by 2024
Used for NASA's space program
Honda, Mercedes, Toyota, Nikola, GM use fuel cells in their vehicles.
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