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Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Technology
Source: U.S. Department of Energy
Potential Applications
Hydrogen can be used in fuel cells to power a wide variety of applications,
both mobile and stationary, small- and large-scale. Fuel cells can be used
to provide clean energy for transportation. And because they are modular,
fuel cells can provide heat and electricity for single homes or to supply
the energy to run an entire large commercial building, to provide a small
amount of electricity to a community grid, or a large amount of electricity
to a large grid network.
Hydrogen can be used to generate electricity for our homes and office
buildings, through the use of gas turbines and microturbines (small gas
turbines). Conventional gas turbines can be modified to run efficiently on
hydrogen or hydrogen/natural gas blends. Microturbines can provide
high-efficiency reliable power for smaller-scale applications.
Hydrogen can also be used in internal combustion engines for both stationary
and mobile applications, powering industrial processes, ocean fleets, cars,
and buses. As with gas turbines, conventional combustion engines can be
modified to run efficiently on hydrogen or hydrogen/natural gas mixtures for
these applications.
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