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National Energy Technology Laboratory’s (NETL) efforts in fuel cell research and development are bringing into focus DOE’s vision of cleaner, more efficient energy production. Recent developments at three NETL facilities are moving this alternative energy technology toward commercialization and leading us into a hydrogen economy.
High-temperature fuel cells being promoted by NETL utilize both hydrogen and carbon monoxide to create electricity by a virtually pollutant-free, electrochemical process. This technology operates on a variety of fuels (pure hydrogen, natural gas, or coal) to efficiently generate electricity on demand and on location, offering appealing power choices for commercial entities.
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