In the alternative power and energy storage technology world, Toyota is known for leading the world in hybrid electric vehicles (HEV) (see also elsewhere in the April 1, 2009 LRPJ). Lesser known is the fact that in the last three years or so, Toyota has also been providing fuel cell technologies for...
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Technology | March 10, 2022
An electrochemical cell that directly converts hydrogen or hydrocarbon fuel and oxygen into electricity for distributed generation, backup power, off‑grid power, and utility‑scale power production. Not part of subscription
Technology | March 02, 2022
An electrochemical cell that directly converts hydrogen or hydrocarbon fuel and oxygen into electricity for mobility applications. Not part of subscription
News Commentary | February 04, 2022
Through a series of acquisitions, heavy‑duty engine manufacturer Cummins built a promising position in developing hydrogen solutions. However, its first use‑case of hydrogen will not involve fuel cells; in November 2021, the company announced a new 15‑L engine that can use both natural gas and ... Not part of subscription