Hitachi to use methanol fuel cell very soon

February 25th, 2009

Hitachi recently made anannouncement that they are almost through developing a methanol-based fuel cell. This may not be the first in the world but this one is actually smaller by 45% from their current fuel cells.

The greener version of the fuel cell is also said to be quieter and can generate 1.5 hours on a 0.45 liter of methanol according to CrunchGear.

Measuring only 32 x 21 x 22 cm, this new methanol fuel will be tested in the UK. Together with the Center for Process Innovation, Hitachi will see if the fuel cell will work without any problem. It will be first used to power road signs and surveillance cameras.

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2 Responses to “Hitachi to use methanol fuel cell very soon”

  1. Sony demoing methanol fuell cells | TechFever Network | The Hot Tech News and Gadget Network on February 26th, 2009 4:00 am

    [...] we featured Hitachi working on their methanol fuel cell. Now, Sony is following suit with their fuel-cell concepts that could power home speaker systems, [...]

  2. Sony demoing methanol fuell cells | GreenGizmo.NET | The Green Gadget Blog and Greentech Blog on March 6th, 2009 4:43 am

    [...] we featured Hitachi working on their methanol fuel cell. Now, Sony is following suit with their fuel-cell concepts that could power home speaker systems, [...]

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