World Electric Vehicle Journal, Volume 2, Issue 3

The world today relies primarily on petroleum to fuel more than 800 million passenger cars, trucks, and buses.[...]

The “Controlled Hydrogen Fleet and Infrastructure Demonstration and Validation Project,” also known as the Fuel Cell Vehicle and Infrastructure Learning Demonstration, is a 5-year U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) project started in 2004. The purpose o...

Honda has been researching and developing fuel cells to resolve issues we face such as air pollution and energy conservation. In September 1999, Honda installed its internally developed fuel cell stacks on its fuel cell test vehicle for the first tim...

Transportation accounts for almost one third of the total final energy consumption of Spain. This energy demand is almost completely met by oil, which in the case of this country, with almost no oil sources, must be imported. Meanwhile, wind energy i...

A great deal of research funding is being devoted to the use of hydrogen for transportation fuel, particularly in the development of fuel cell vehicles. When this research bears fruit in the form of consumer-ready vehicles, will the fueling infrastru...

Controls of a PEM fuel cell stack are one of the crucial issues for securing efficient and durable operations of the stack. When the air is excessively supplied, the efficiency of the system drops. Conversely, insufficient supply of the air causes ox...