He is specifically interested in capturing electrons more efficiently, which will help development of other useful microbial fuel cell applications. (news.wsu.edu)
Co-author Professor Hamid Al - Megren, from the Materials Research Institute at KACST, said: «This is an exciting development — it will allow society to utilise fossil fuels or renewable - derived wax to generate on - board hydrogen for fuel cell applications without releasing any carbon dioxide into the air.» (sciencedaily.com)
For example, infrastructure being developed for alternative fuels such as natural gas, as well as fuel cell applications including combined heat and power, backup power and fuel cell forklifts, can help pave the way for mainstream hydrogen vehicle infrastructure. (energy.gov)