The world plans to go fossil fuel-free by 2050. Engineers understand the climate change and global warming issues, but the truth is that with existing technology, variable renewable energy sources are too dependent on the weather to overturn fossil fuel needs, and we will need backup power generation sources for any such conditions. That is where the hydrogen fuel cell comes, a future energy backup that generates clean electricity in any emergency conditions by replacing fossil fuels.
Bosch North America announced it will be investing $1.3 billion in hydrogen fuel cell and electrolyzer technology by 2025. https://t.co/9TaCLZlm3D
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How it works
Instead of burning fossil fuel, hydrogen fuel cells generate electric energy through a chemical reaction produced from water and heat. It is much more sustainable than using fossil fuels and it doesn’t…